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Our next subject is rapport in your notes anywhere you want there's no place

for just right rapport is power rapport is power earlier today we said anything

you want to achieve anything you want to learn master experience there's somebody

out there who has a life experience the understanding the network the capital

the thing you need to be able to achieve it

but they're not gonna give you what they want or they don't give you what you

want rather a need until you first give them what they want need and you're not

even gonna find out what they want need until you first get in a relationship of

rapport if you don't do that you're never gonna learn anything rapport

aspire what is a relationship rapport rapport means total responsiveness

between people when someone is totally responding to you and your total

responding that you're in rapport there's that connection it's that spark

that happens in certain communications or relationships now everybody wants to

create rapport have it but most people only get rapport with people who are

like whom themselves and they lose with everybody else which means you got a

very limited world so we want to take it to a different level so let's say for

example if I said to you right now guys I want you to go out to a local

restaurant a bar and I want you to meet somebody and I want you to develop

rapport with him a connection with them how many feel like you do that no

problem say I and if you're not raising your hand you're probably selling

yourself short of course you could how would you do it though you walk in this

restaurant a bar you meet somebody and you engage them in conversation by

asking a few what questions now is it possible to ask a few questions and have

a conversation go boom and just die is that possible yes or no so questions

don't create rapport questions or a tool use to dig for something what are you

digging for we ask these questions you're trying to find something in what

that's right so write your notes rapport is created by a feeling of commonality

rapport is created by a feeling of commonality rapport is created by a

feeling of commonality we people we feel like we have something in common

someone there's a spark now here's the problem if rapport is created by a

feeling of commonality most people try to get rapport by using words but you've

already learned something what percentage of our communication skills

are words what percentage 7% which means you're leaving out 93% of your skills

which is why most people don't get rapport with a large number of people

yeah what do you do you walk in a restaurant or bar and go hi what's your

name where are you from why are you here and person says my name is Abby I'm from

Rach I'm a terrorist I'm here to kill people and you go amazing me too

now see words don't always work do they but there is something that always works

to get rapport and it's something called matching and mirroring matching and

mirroring now matching and mirroring came about 35 years ago when it's we've

all done matching men our whole lives but the person who pointed out was

Milton Erickson dr. Erickson was a genius what he did was he was a medical

doctor but he also was a psychologist and a hypnotherapist probably the best

that ever lived and people will come to see him who try

to change everything anywhere else in their life nothing at work they see him

for one session he'd handle it and the reason is because he understood

something he understood that you have both a conscious mind in his

subconscious mind and he knew the subconscious is more powerful it's the

part that makes your heart beat a hundred thousand times a day without him

to think about so he knew if he could influence your subconscious mind he

could change anything and that's what he did but here's how he did it he had

polio so he was in a wheelchair so he spent an enormous amount of time

studying people and he began to notice something about human beings that when

human beings got together if they got in rapport a relationship of responsiveness

they became like each other in a variety of ways what he called they mirrored

each other now I've taught this for 25 years I'm

sure you've heard of it and I've written in my books and it's

been taught in a variety of other areas now but it's one thing to know it

intellectually or to understand it's another thing to know it what you're

doing it that's what I want to get you to do tonight so you have a real

experience of it that you won't forget but here's the basis of it people like

people who are like whom themselves and people don't

like people who are not like themselves to be more specific right this now

people like people who are like themselves or who are like how they

would like to be people like people who are like themselves or or how they would

like to be people like people are like themselves or how they would like to be

so question I like you to think of someone you really really like a lot and

then if you would raise your hand this person is either like you or they're

like how you want to be if that's true is you can say I of course that's why

you like him now think of someone you don't like I'm sure you like everyone

but if you once were a nun spiritual person and felt these feelings some of

you don't like raise your hand if they're not like you or they're not like

how you want to be if that's true raise your hand say I and that's the opposite

people don't like people who are not like them or are not like how they want

to be that's the bottom line of it so this concept Erickson noticed he used it

in the following way watch me if you came to see dr. Erickson

instead of talking to you intellectually and trying to get through to you he'd go

right to the jugular by getting your nervous system connected to him getting

rapport so if you came to him and you said dr. Erickson I don't know this is a

waste of time I've I've tried everything and I don't know I think I should just

go he would do this he'd go I'm sure it looks that way on the surface but you

haven't tried this so you haven't tried everything and I think you should stay

and the person would go Oh something about this guy I like you know he's not

over the top you know what I mean he's like really real there's just something

about him that feels down-home and real to me right if you came to see him as a

dr. Erickson I've tried everything it's a waste of my time I'm out of here

you think you sit out you haven't tried everything you've got the

before you say it right here okay goes hey I'm like this guy's got some spunk

kick ass maybe he could do something see he became like the people who's

communicating with and what it was is whatever they put out he sent the same

message back like biofeedback and didn't train them to him so that when he didn't

told their unconscious what to do their brain just did it that was his power now

we all do this naturally we want to some fun gone tonight to a singles bar and

watch people when they first meet and then you can see when the rapport

happens if they finally sit down and they'll start to lean in the same

direction will start nodding their head at the same tempo and one's tapping

their foot often you'll see anyone tap their foot the volume and tone of their

voice will start to mirror if they're an app or if they're out a report you'll

see them interact opposites of this nature now if you want to be effective

then mirroring is so easy we do it naturally but here's the problem most

people wait till they have enough words in common then they put the voice in

common in the body in common but words only 7% they don't work all the time and

by the way do we judge people in a matter of seconds by their style yes or

no that's right write this in your notes style is more important than substance

initially style is more important and substance initially that sounds terrible

but it's true style is more important than substance initially now I notice I

say initially and you don't have any substance it's not gonna last but you

can have lots of substance and no style and people never hear a word you say no

one will ever get to know what you believe I give an example how many have

ever dealt with somebody whose tone of voice alone drove you up a wall and you

couldn't listen to anything they said they had like Dennis trill tonality

heaven even it was something like this AI okay so that style gets in the way of

substance now let's give an example let's say you and I want to mirror

something we want someone to feel connected to us and we're gonna do it on

the phone what are some aspects of the voice that you could mirror that would

make them unconsciously immediately feel connected to you what are some aspects

you tell me okay tone of voice as we just said is a perfect one cuz if you're

talking like this and they're talking like this and I said well I don't know

what Fang you're not gonna feel very

comfortable through time tone of voice is huge if you mirror someone's thought

a voice they will feel connected to you and not even know why what else besides

tone of voice could you mirror on the phone

okay tempo what kind of person talks is this pretty complaints like I'm talking

right now what kind of people talking this particular pace won't put part of

the country chance to talk at this pace on my wack web parlor country where a

new Rec will be good one New York will be a good example how do people talk

more like this feel about those fast talking city slickers do they trust them

no they don't know how to say the word dog how does a fast talking person feel

about a slow talking persuading Mary Mary we think Mary what a big man what a

date there he goes Wow well watch nobody's ever seen this mismatch between

two people right what else besides speed volume loud talking people who do they

like they love loud talking people they know you're a real man you're a real

woman too who else likes loud talking people deaf people like loud talking

people but how to quiet talking people feel about those loud talking people

they're obnoxious aren't they and of course intelligent people talk like you

and I do don't they do we judge people in a matter of seconds by their volume

by by their tone by their tempo yes or no you better believe we do what else

could you mirror on the phone terminology key words there's certain

words people use again and again if you sell real estate and somebody comes in

and says I'm looking for a magnificent home do you want to say oh I have a

fantastic place to show you know I have this experience myself once

and I said look at this no no I got a fantastic place fantastic and

magnificent maybe the same to you but I guarantee they aren't for the other

person if you mirror their words they will feel heard they will feel

understood and they will also feel you're as smart as they are what else

besides words tone tempo ball accent well only if you really have that

accent because you trying to duplicate it it's not really your accent you're

gonna break rapport right what about the body

what could you mirror in the body if you were there in person what could you

mirror posture is very powerful they're really upright your upright they're more

relaxed you're more relaxed what else gestures watch this if somebody's

talking and people are funny when they're making important points

people have idiosyncratic gestures idiosyncratic mean gestures that are all

their own so if you're talking this guy and he said I don't think so I think we

ought to do this and he makes this funny little gesture when he's talking about

what he really wants to do if you turn back to him and say you know that's a

great idea can I ask you a question though what if

we do this instead you make that same emotion with your hand and look at him

you'd be like up friend you think I'm kidding you go out tonight

at dinner and you find somebody who's on an angle to you or in front of you don't

even look at him just mirror them for five to ten minutes they reach for the

glass reach for a glass the glass is empty no one's gonna know it's just

reach for the glass they bring it up they bring it down bring it down they

reach the four creatures before five to ten minutes five minutes usually ten

minutes max after you notice for 5-10 minutes you'll have some fun reach for

your glass and watch what they do they'll reach for it like that

it's called pacing and leading it's also known as entrainment many of you know

that if you go to an old clock shop where they have those old grandfather

clocks so they have the little pendulum that once they widen those pendulums

start out different and they all end up in sync called entrainment women know

this but most men don't so i'll just share this with you women have the

ability to be like clocks with other women when women hang out together men

they literally end up having their periods at the same time so that all the

men are crazy during that time as a true ladies yes or no if they are poor

their periods become insane so women's periods can come in sync you could get

rapport with a stranger across the room and all you got to do is mirror them for

five or 10 minutes and make a change right it'll make it happen all right how

many follow so what else posture could you mirror in the body

what else gestures we already said what else facial expression most of us if

someone's telling you a story and they're like really into their story and

they're making these faces do you sit look at them like this

no you look back and make the same stupid look back like what about I

contact a lot of business people and sales people on top a total why they've

been taught like if you're really truly going to influence someone you must look

directly into their eyes and not break eye contact for 45 straight minutes this

way they know you really mean it there's only one problem with that the problem

is people like people who are like whom themselves so if you've got somebody

just stares in your eyes and doesn't blink for 45 straight but it's gonna

freak you out what kind of person steers your eyes and doesn't break eye contact

aliens that's who most humans look away right so if they look away give them a

break and look away don't make them crazy now if you meet somebody who like

locks eyes with you and doesn't break eye contact you lock eyes right back you

keep them on for 45 minutes they'll know you're an alien too it'll build rapport

what else what else besides eye contact facial expressions gestures posture come

on what else breathing breathing is very powerful one of the most powerful if you

breathe it the exact same pace as another person you will feel what they

are feeling period but you gotta be in the same location the same tempo and

breathing is magnificent because it really hooks you to this person how many

of you can think of a time in your life when you were breathing at the same pace

as another person and you felt really close for some reason

anybody think of a time like that see I used to do a lot of sexual therapy for

couples and when you help people in this area you get a practice because people

pay anything they'll fly anywhere to get this part of their life handled so I end

up with a six-month waiting list no exaggeration I mean every single day

book and people be calling me based on referrals cuz I help their friends and

they'd be like I gotta see it Gus you gotta see you now and I'm like I got a

six-month waiting list no no I'll pay for your lunch time I'll buy your dinner

look I really how about I refer you to somebody I've trained it lots of

no it's gotta be you so here's how I would deal with it I would say okay I

will give you one of my lunches if you take an assignment I give me but first

you gotta answer some questions honestly here's the first question

when you make love do you breathe in unison while you're making love and

apparently the guy will go huh can I say let me explain you're here

telling me about all these things you're upset with each other about and you talk

about these things - you're blue in the face but the real problem is you don't

feel connected you don't feel well and I said you don't have that feeling of

total oneness with each other until I can more about this is not going to

change it so if you really want to change this I suggest you do this and if

you do what I'm telling you still need me I'll give you one of my lunches so I

want you to I want you to do I want you go home and I want you to make up for an

hour and a half minimum and while you're doing it I want you to breathe in unison

the entire time with each other because what happens is you feel totally

connected as one out of who knows three four dozen people I asked to do that

only one person ever called us back and wanted to be able to do session because

the bond is there so try it not now later this evening plus the great thing

about mirroring somebody's breathing it's very subtle

no one's gonna jump on their chair and say would you stop burying my breathing

they're not gonna notice so you got breathing you got posture you got

gestures you got facial expressions you got eye contact what else could you

mirror come on use your brain I know the answer I want to see if you can come up

with it come on what else could you mirror proximity good what does

proximity mean proximity means everybody has a certain amount of space that they

need to be comfortable and it's different for every single person you're

gonna meet in your life so if I come walking up here like this and I start

walking let's say along here and I walk up to this lady here she's comfortable

right now and I come here I'm right on the edge of her comfort zone come on

right you can see it in her face how do I know because the muscles are neck went

eight-faced my aunt it all tighten and she stopped breathing that's a clue now

that doesn't mean she doesn't want you to come closer but that's the first

moment of her starting to feel impact and I come right back to here there we

go now she's breathing again how many could see the difference can you see it

you can see all of a sudden she's reading it so this is more comfort

what's the difference here versus here how believe had somebody do this when

they get this close to your face and you just want to punch them how many have

this experience and they almost always have bad breath too don't they so when

somebody and are there people like that to get this most in your face yes or no

now if you pull back though you just broke rapport cuz that's what they need

to feel good so you got to like hang in there with those people so it's

different for every person that you meet so how do you know do you just guess no

you use your sensory what acuity you have acute sensitivity see what's the

impact on getting here is it's working oh I can come closer or not where is it

and it can change to someone can have initial reaction then they let you

closer but you pay attention because if you don't do this breaking rapport in

this area people don't even think when you're in their space and everybody's

got different space who here freaks out when somebody gets

too close there's some people I'm sure in this room that are total freak outs

about this you ma'am and the black what's your name Lisa won't you come

down come on give her a hand come on give her a hand Lisa come on down here

come on down and run down here at least run down here run down here run down

here oh it's your face oh there we go it's the face see she's won a body block

me did you notice that you guys boom we can hit bodies that's okay but the face

watch what happens if you get in the face so you enjoying the seminar what's

been your favorite part not this part where you going

now notice once you get too close to her face did you see how many saw that

instant reaction okay she Nellie pulls back she snaps to the side because some

people most people have like a force field who have this experience hers is

more just the face and you got close closer to her chest or something like

that they they'll do one of things so this kind of person backs off but most

people are more subtle if you did too close here's what they do they start

kind of you'll see them as they're talking and they're kind of wavering

back in like the fourth if you notice their ass is moving them further and

further back from you right or they'll do this they'll turn sideways because

what does that do to creates a sense of space okay so everyone's different now

hers hers is not the body and she's got to being playful now here with this as

well but the face normally is something for her that's in effect now she's going

different she says okay I'm comfortable with you give her hand thank you very

much now there's another one that's critically important that's touch now

you can get more rapport by touching some people than by anything you could

ever say but again you're gonna have some sensory acuity you can't go up go

he looks like a touch hey man I love your hair I love your hair really good

that's really cool really good but you do that you could get killed but he's a

nice man so he didn't kill me so we got a notice there's no sound of man shakes

hands like he shakes hands he puts one hand top of the other Genesis he reached

over he just I shook his hand immediately brings the other hand on top

like this and when he does it some people they shake your hand they like

squeeze it see if they can break a few of your blood vessels you know just to

show they're a real man other people they got that fish handshake but if they

fish you you got to fish them back yeah here we go fish fish cuz that builds

rapport but in his case it's like boom boom you get more connection rapport

with him with that touch than anything you could ever say thank you so notice

how does a person touch somebody like even it's in business notice how the

business woman or man touches their assistant in a non-sexual way and this

notice if they come along and he comes my honey goes thanks a lot Tony hits me

like this three times on the shoulder and I come back and I say thank you John

I'll get more rapport by that touch than by anything that I could say to him so

touch and proximity are huge huge now you might say well this is interesting

Tony but what are you suggesting are you saying something like okay they sit down

I sit down I'm off to mirror everything someone does that rapport

it's not like they lift their leg you lift your leg they lean forward you lean

for they sit back they you sit back you don't have to do that although believe

it not you can do a lot people not even notice but for example you get rapport

just with the leg position and maybe the tone of voice

because physiology is 55 percent of communication if you're sitting there

let's say let's say you cross your leg like this can I cross my leg like this

while we're talking yes or no it'll feel comfortable to you so you start bouncing

your foot like this back and forth can I bounce my for the same tempo if I

do you'll feel totally connected to me we do it the same tempo and by the way I

can do it for a while and then if I don't like it I can slow it down and

he'll slow yours down that's pacing and leading again but if you do this if they

cross their leg and now they go ahead across you'll have to uncross the moment

Dan cross wait you go to say something and say you know what because when you

go to speak speaking requires a change of physiology and they'll ever notice

what you're doing alright very unique now it is true if you know they leaned

for it are you saying well right they lean forward I leave or they lean back I

lean back they cross the leg I cross my they pick their nose I pick my nose

exactly no you don't have to do everything and if you start going like

this when they're mirroring start going after about 20 minutes ago what's wrong

with you but you'd be surprised you come near

people and be mirroring almost everything they're doing and they rarely

have ever noticed it right

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Nick Knowles enjoys dinner date with author after Pascal Craymer CONFIRMS relationship - Duration: 2:14.

Nick Knowles enjoys dinner date with author after Pascal Craymer CONFIRMS relationship

The 55-year-old DIY SOS presenter has sparked much speculation about his love life in recent weeks, and last night he was pictured cosying up to author Julia during dinner at Gilgamesh in Camden.

The pair were seen leaving the London hotspot together as Nick listened intently as she chatted away happily, the blonde beauty wearing a boho chic frock which flashed a glimpse of her slender pins.

  She paired the edgy look with over-knee brown boots and carried a fur jacket and brown bag under her arm, accentuating her slender figure with a chunky belt as she accompanied the TV star.

Nick looked very smart in a black polo neck and slim-fitting jeans, keeping warm under a stylish tweed coat. Over the weekend, he was spotted with another female companion as he left the Mayfair Hotel with a platinum-haired bombshell.

  The pair looked deep in conversation as they dressed casually for the occasion. Last month, rumours surfaced that , 32.

A source told The Sun: He really liked Pascal, but after three dates theyve decided to stay friends. However, Pascal has since confirmed that they are an item, telling the publication: Were dating, were seeing how it goes.

I have a fun time with him.   Express.co.uk has contacted a representative for Nick Knowles asking for comment.

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[DAT] 6 Signs His Relationship with His Mother Is a Total Deal Breaker - Duration: 4:24.

6 Signs His Relationship with His Mother Is a Total Deal Breaker

6 Signs His Relationship with His Mother Is a Total Deal Breaker    .

Yes, that. It doesn't matter if you love her or hate her, your partner's mother (or your mother in law) is guaranteed to be a sensitive or politically fraught topic—especially if it feels as though he's always putting her interests above yours, or he refuses to draw any sort of boundaries between your relationship and her.

But when is too much, well, too much? When does your relationship with him crumble under the added weight of his complicated relationship with her? Well, we contacted several top relationship experts to find out—and here's what they said.

So read on—and for more relationship warning signs, here are 20 Relationship Red Flags Smart Couples Never Ignore. 1 He Tells Her Literally Everything Your boyfriend's mother or your mother in law shouldn't know anything about your sex life.

Period. "If your partner tells his mother everything, this is a bad sign," says Kimberly Hershenson, LMSW. That's because in order to have a healthy relationship with his mom, your guy has to have some boundaries.

"If she constantly asks intrusive questions your partner needs to be able to reply: 'That is not up for discussion.'" If he can't, it might be in your best interest to cut him loose.

But speaking of what to not say, remind him of the 40 Things Men Over 40 Should Never Say to a Woman in Bed.

2 He's Financially Dependent  If "he still lives with her or he is at her beck and call," watch out, says Scott Carroll, M.D., a psychiatrist.

"Of course, this means he might also be financially dependent on her—or you might even get the sense that he is hiding your relationship from her." Here's the problem with this type of mother-son relationship: "How he relates to her is going to color his relationship with you.

At some point she will test his loyalty to you," Carroll explains. And in this case, he's probably going to choose your mother in law over you.

  "The other problem with this is that he will relate to you the same way he does to his mother, allowing you to dominate and control him, which doesn't bode well for a long term relationship," he adds.

If you decide it's time to move on but are dragging your feet about it, be sure you're not making excuses like these 15 Worst Reasons to Delay a Breakup.

3 He Always Takes Her Side Over Yours "It's great when a guy respects his mother's opinion and feels comfortable seeking advice from her," says Weena Cullins, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

"However, if you find that your guy is unable to hear anyone else's opinion, including yours, then this is a good indicator that it will be difficult for him to make room for your voice in making important decisions as the relationship deepens.

If he struggles to make choices that go against his mother's advice or wishes then, you might find yourself at odds with him or his mother on matters that really count." And nobody has time for that, right? Right.

But when you finally have the conversation, avoid these break-up phrases.

4 He Needs Her Approval To Make Big Decisions "It's one thing to get your mom's advice on something; it's another to require her approval when you're a grown adult," notes Jaya Jaya Myra, a dating and relationships expert.

is asking his mom about everything from what tie he should wear to whether he should accept a new job offer, tread carefully.

  "If your guy is seeking approval from his mom on daily life decisions, you can be assured she's also pulling the strings on who she approves of him dating," she explains.

"If he requires her approval, it doesn't matter how awesome you are or how much he likes you; he won't have the courage to break this co-dependent pattern and choose you if she ever decides to disapprove." You can definitely try to change his mama's boy behavior with a movie quote, but with this level of dependency, it might not work.

5 He Has Zero Relationship With His Mom Does your partner pretty much have no relationship with your mother in law? Unless there are mitigating circumstances, "this is a red flag because guys like this don't have a good model for romantic relationships and will either be too clingy, controlling, distant, or prone to cheating," says Carroll.

"The one exception to this is if he intentionally keeps her distant because of her issues, and he's been to years of psychotherapy to deal with her issues and their relationship." If this isn't the case, though, this lack of a relationship with his mother might signal he's used to cutting people out of his life—prepare yourself, and read up on the 20 Signs He's Going to Ghost You.

6 He's Rude to Her Nope, nope, nope. Never date a guy who is mean to your mother in law. "Let's say he is highly critical of her, or speaks to her in a really disrespectful way," says Wheelhouse.

"No matter how she treats him, if he hasn't worked this out by the time you are dating him, there's no way of telling if he ever will."   That means you could be in for a lifetime of mommy issues.

Plus, "it's highly possible that he will treat you the same way once the first few weeks or months of newness wears off.

Or, worse, he waits until you're married." Get out before it gets to that point: Being in an abusive relationship is one of the sure-fire signs you should definitely be single.

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[DAT] 20 Relationship Warning Signs Smart Couples Never Ignore - Duration: 8:18.

20 Relationship Warning Signs Smart Couples Never Ignore

20 Relationship Warning Signs Smart Couples Never Ignore   How to know its time to bail.

It's a tale as old as time: Boy meets girl. Boy and girl fall in love. Boy and girl spend the rest of their lives together in blissful harmony. Even Romeo and Juliet ended up together, in a twisted way.

Unfortunately, life doesn't just follow such sweet, simple guidelines. No, the story, more accurately and more frequently, goes like this: Boy meets girl.

Boy and girl fall in love. Boy and girl fall out of love—with levels of animosity varying from relationship to relationship.

The tough part is figuring out when to move from Act II to Act III. Barring inhumane levels of introspection, "Is my relationship doomed?" is a nearly impossible question to answer.

Leave it to someone else, like these experts right here, who have laid out 20 definitive signs that your relationship is on the rocks. And if you find out that fixing things is in your future, consider trying out an open marriage.

(Yes, they exist.) 1 You Ignored a Deal Breaker at the Beginning One surefire way to set your relationship up to fail? Overlooking a major red flag right from the start.

"People ignore their 'deal breakers' in relationships for many reasons," says Kimberly Hershenson, LMSW. "Sometimes, we are afraid of the truth because finding out the truth may lead to us having to make a change," she explains.

But the truth is, if you've always wanted kids and your partner definitely doesn't and you've known it all along, it's better to cut the cord now and save yourself the pain later.

Though if you'd rather reaffirm your love, learn how to say those three little words without saying a thing at all.

2 You Can't Remember the Positives Every relationship has tough times, but if when you think about how your relationship began, it's difficult to remember the "good times" you had together because it is buried under your current conflict and emotional pain in the relationship, it's likely a sign that things could be over, according to Christene Lozano, a licensed marriage and family therapist practicing in California.

3 Your Values Just Don't Line Up Family, money, and religion are tough to change your views on.

"People are attracted to each other for all kinds of reasons, and it's true that sometimes opposites do attract," says Denise Fournier, Ph.D., LMHC, a psychologist and founder of Evergreen Therapy in Miami, Florida.

"But if you're going to build a solid and lasting relationship with an intimate partner, it's important that your core values are aligned," she points out.

Bottom line: "If you're not on the same page and aren't able to find a common ground, the relationship isn't likely to stand the test of time." 4 Disagreements Turn Into Blowouts   "Conflict is a healthy part of relationships, but how you resolve it can be either bonding or destructive," says Dr.

Terri Orbuch, relationship expert, researcher, professor, and therapist. "If you handle conflict consistently in a destructive manner—like screaming, interrupting, yelling or calling your partner names, studies show that you are more than twice as likely to divorce or breakup over time." If you and your partner can't fight fair, it may be time to make your exit.

Though if you want to return, learn the ways that smart men apologize their way out of the dog house.

5 You Don't Look Forward to Coming Home "There is no bigger tell-tail sign that a relationship is doomed if you avoid coming home at night," says Erika Boissiere, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Founder of The Relationship Institute of San Francisco.

"If you don't want to see your partner, or be with them, you have already begun the break-up process in a passive way." Yikes. Hey, though, at least you'll have the time to build a strong-as-hell bromance.

6 You're Not Sexually Compatible Sex can be a relationship-maker or ruiner.

"If a couple finds that they are not sexually compatible (e.g., she wants sex more frequently that he does, or he is not drawn to her on a physical level), this is a sure sign that sexual issues will be a problem in the long run," explains Dr.

Carla Marie Manly, a clinical psychologist based in California.

"If one (or both) partners are not willing to face and address the issue head-on, time will only make it worse." If you need ways to spice things up in the bedroom, check out the 3 ways to instantly turn your wife into a sex goddess.

7 You Always Blame Things on Each Other Sometimes, mishaps are no one's fault, but if you always find yourself feeling that it's your partner's fault, or vice versa, something's up, says Hershenson.

Of course, for when it comes time to making up, brush up on the romantic man's guide for buying her the perfect flowers.

8 One of You Is Dealing With Addiction Of course, former addicts can be in relationships, but those relationships are "beholden to the other person's success with sobriety.

Without it, both partners ebb and flow in a relational dance that is filled with toxicity and pain," says Boissiere. "A relationship typically can weather addiction for a period of time before one partner gets exhausted," she adds.

This might be a good time to take our quiz and find out what type of drinker you are. 9 You Can't Agree on Where to Live   "People want to live in certain places.

They have their dreams set on the where, when, at what age," says Erin Asquith, LCSW, founder of Versus Therapy in New Jersey.

Some couples are able to make long distance work when they can't come to an agreement about where to live, but generally this drives partners apart.

10 You're Keeping Secrets   If you're withholding from your S.O., it likely signals that the relationship is moving toward a breakup. "There is a difference between secrecy and privacy," Lozano points out.

"It's totally okay and healthy to have privacy, but keeping secrets can be a recipe for disaster." 11 You Wouldn't Go to Them in A Crisis   "One way of identifying who you feel emotionally close to is by asking yourself whom you would turn to for assistance and help in a stressful situation, like the loss of a job," Orbuch advises.

"An unhealthy relationship is one where you would prefer to get help from anyone but your partner," she explains.

"Your partner doesn't have to be the only one you turn to in troubled times, but you should want to go to your partner for support." 12 You Don't Trust Each Other Or one of you doesn't trust the other.

"While trust can be repaired, it is incredibly difficult, and takes two very committed individuals," Boissiere says.

If you always feel the urge to check your partner's phone or constantly wonder if what they're actually doing is different from what they said they were doing, you may want to bow out.

If you really don't trust her, you may want to learn the 15 signs that a woman is cheating on you. 13 Every Conversation Feels Like Nagging "Pay attention to how you talk to each other in a relationship," Asquith suggests.

If you feel that you're not really hearing each other and that every request or question feels like one of you is being pestered or criticized, that's a major red flag.

14 You Can't Have Uncomfortable Conversations "You've probably heard this before, but it bears repeating: communication is essential to a healthy relationship," Fournier says.

"Some of the problems that I see tear relationships apart have to do with money, sex, and differing definitions of monogamy.

Though these are difficult issues to navigate, they can almost always be reconciled if both partners are willing to talk through them openly, vulnerably, and honestly.

If you can't or aren't willing to keep the communication going, the relationship is doomed." 15 Your Ideas of the Ideal Future Look Very Different   "When partners don't align on core visions for what lies ahead, such as whether to have children or the timing of taking the relationship to the next level, relationships typically dissolve," Boissiere says.

Also, if you've begun to imagine your future without your partner, it's time to get out. 16 You Can't Name Your Partner's Positive Qualities A major indicator that you're not in love with your S.O.

anymore? "You are critical of your partner and stop seeing the 'good' in them," Lozano notes. 17 You Never Disagree Fighting unfairly is bad, but never having any conflict is also a pretty big sign that something is amiss.

"Healthy partnerships will bring up disagreements, which will get worked through together," says Shirani M. Pathak, a licensed psychotherapist and founder of the Relationship Center of Silicon Valley.

"If you never have any disagreements, it's likely because one or the other (or both) of you are avoiding discussing things that make you uncomfortable, which leads to a storm brewing under the surface." 18 There's No Interest In Meeting Each Other's Needs "When a partner does not show interest in his or her mate's needs and desires, the relationship is on rocky ground," Manly explains.

If you simply don't care what your partner wants or needs to do, you probably shouldn't be together anymore.

19 One of You Is Putting in All The Work "Relationships shift and grow and evolve as people shift and grow and evolve," notes Pathak.

If one partner is doing the work to grow into a better version of themselves and the other partner is not, the relationship is likely over." What's more, if one partner is really trying to make the relationship work and the other isn't, the effort can end up wasted.

20 You're Not Ready to Take the Next Step Some ambiguity in a relationship is normal. Not everyone knows immediately if they have found "the one" or is always sure that they want to continue being married to their spouse.

"However, there comes a point in every relationship where you need to decide fundamentals (moving in together, marriage)," says Boissiere. For married couples, this could be whether or not to buy a house, have a child, or make some other major decision.

"If you find that you 'can't' make a decision, chances are you are headed for a break up," she says.

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Relationship Building: Parent/Teacher Communication - Duration: 3:13.

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>>Ms. Mondragon: The very first relationship that I try to build is with the parents

Um, to me it's very-very crucial because they are the

the people that I am going to be working with in order to help their child.

>>Ms. Gapp: It's really important to establish that relationship with parents.

I tell students the very first day of school that I'm a big caller homer teacher.

I call home a lot and um, but it's not in a negative way. I-I'll call easily ten

students a night and just to let them know, hey your kid's doing an awesome job.

Or hey, I read your student's paragraph and it's fantastic. Um, just building that

positive relationship.

>>Ms. Mondragon: So during the Summer once they already know what child is going to be

in which class, so I usually type up a newsletter and it gives information about me,

information about my classroom procedures, and you know just rules, and things that

parents need to know.

>>Ms. Becker: The average turn-around time uh to get back to a parent I believe is as

quickly as you possibly can. Definitely within twenty-four hours. But really, my email

comes to my phone, so uh last night I had a parent that emailed me and within five

minutes I gave them a response. We set up a meeting today to address her concern

and what could have been really blown out of proportion is completely taken care of,

that child feels validated and that parent feels like their child is in good hands.

>>Ms. Mondragon: My classroom is always open to parents. Like I said, it is a working

relationship, so if parents do want to come in to assist they're able to help with

the whole entire classroom. Um some of them will tell me like I don't want to work

with the kids, I just want to go in and grade papers. Um, and so I allow them to do

that because I want them to feel part of my classroom.

>>Ms. Amberson: I communicate with the parents every single day. So Monday through

Friday we write a quick note back and forth to each other. Parents, it's often just a

signature to say that they read what I have written. And mine is just literally I have the

kids write their thing. Unless I have something specific that I need to say,

you know, we had this behavior or this situation occur, then I'll write a note.

Otherwise we're communicating sort of through the conduit-through the child

as a conduit using the agenda. That's a daily thing. Weekly, I send home a progress report.

>>Ms. Mondragon: I usually like to use a communication app and so I give them any

information for that. I did have this year, I was so excited, some parents actually

signed up for it ahead of time, so I got to meet them even before I even saw them.

>>Ms. Becker: The children in my classroom they are the most important thing

to their parent and so I think it's really important to build that relationship

with them so that they realize that that child is also one of the most important things

to me as well.

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15 Reasons You Actually Want an Open Relationship

15 Reasons You Actually Want an Open Relationship   For starters, you may find yourself between the sheets more often.

The thought of your wife or girlfriend in bed with someone else probably curdles your blood. And if we had to guess, she probably doesn't exactly love the idea of you and a swimsuit model having a romantic rendezvous, either. But believe it or not, there's mounting evidence that more and more couples are engaged in this sort of relationship—well, not necessarily with models.

And get this: it's not cheating. Yes, the open relationship is here and it's not going anywhere. The only thing to decide if it's the thing for you. The rules, of course, vary from open relationship to open relationship.

Some couples share every nitty-gritty detail; others stay entirely mum. ("I was, uh, out with the guys.") The important part is that it's a mutually consensual arrangement.

And as it turns out, there are a ton of benefits—from more satisfying sex to making new friends—to opening up your relationship. You just have to be careful and make sure you tackle your open relationship the right way.

1 It May Help Avoid a Breakup The simplest reason an open marriage may be right for you? "It could be an option for not separating, but still creating some distance," says Lisa Bahar, a licensed marriage and family therapist based in California.

In fact, it might be a great way to deal with issues that sometimes are at the root of the decision to divorce, like sex drive levels that don't match up and vastly differing interests.

It's worth nothing that sexual incompatibility is one of the biggest warning signs your relationship is in trouble. 2 You Might End Up Having More Sex With Your Partner Crazy, but true.

"Research has found that opening a relationship can increase the frequency and quality of sex with your primary partner," notes Chanta Blue, LCSW, a sexuality and relationship therapist.

If the reason you want an open relationship is to improve your sex life, there's a pretty good chance you'll end up happier with that aspect of your relationship than you were before.

That said, there are plenty of other great ways to spice up your sex life.

3 Jealousy May Become a Non-Issue One of the most surprising findings of a new study on consensual non-monogamous relationships (aka open relationships) was that couples in these relationships were significantly less jealous than monogamous couples.

Of course, it makes sense that non-monogamous couples would be less jealous about the idea of their partner engaging romantic activity with someone else, but monogamous couples also displayed more jealous behaviors, meaning that being with just one person doesn't actually prevent jealousy.

In fact, you and your partner might be less likely to act jealous if you engage in an open relationship—and, as a result, far less likely to cheat.

4 It Improves Your Communication It's no secret that they key to making an open relationship work is the ability to talk to your partner about hopes, feelings, boundaries.

That's probably why being in an open marriage "improves and encourages honest communication between partners," according to Blue.

After all, if you're being totally open and honest about one part of your relationship (who you're having sex with, why, and how it's going), you're more likely to be willing to talk about other things openly, too.

Speaking of communicating well, make sure you know the sexiest things to say to a woman.   5 More of Your Needs Can Be Met One person can't provide for all of your needs, all of the time.

"An open marriage allows both primary partners to get most or all of their wants and needs met," explains Christene Lozano, licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in sex and relationships.

"It can take the pressure off of each partner," she adds. And for more advice on how to get more of your needs met, here's how to transform your wife into a sex goddess.

6 You'll Trust Each Other More It may seem like a monogamous relationship is the most trusting kind you can have, but the same study mentioned earlier found that trust levels were higher in open relationships, which likely has something to do with those improved communication skills that are gained in the process.

7 You'll Have a Stronger Sense of Self There's some evidence that being in an open relationship "helps you maintain your own sense of identity," says Blue.

That means you feel free to do things on your own, but still appreciate your primary partner, which is pretty much the ideal situation. Also, being (a little bit) selfish is one of the ways to make your marriage last forever.

8 It Can Make The Idea of Marriage Less Daunting "Opening a relationship can relieve that pressure of the common ideology that your spouse has to fulfill all of your needs," Blue says.

It's true that married couples often feel stressed about not having a picture-perfect marriage, but being in an open marriage means that you're okay with not going along with the traditional definition of what marriage means, which can make it easier to focus on doing what's best for you as a couple instead of what's expected.

9 It Gives You Both A Way to Explore It's no secret that married sex can get a little stale (if not, count yourself lucky!) But one of the advantages of an open relationship, according to Bahar, is that it allows you to investigate different elements if your sexual identity, as well as experiment with sexual practices that your spouse might not be into.

10 You'll Be Less Afraid of Your Relationship Failing "Failure" in a monogamous marriage is simple: separation or divorce.

But the same research referred to earlier showed that people who are engaged in open relationships and polyamory are less concerned with relationship failures, since "breaking up" isn't as cut-and-dry for them.

For more great marital advice, check out the secrets of the best relationships.

  11 You Might Make Some New Friends "Metamours (your partner's partner) can become a resource and support for you, creating community and friendship," explains Angie Gunn, LCSW, a sex, trauma, and relationship therapist based in Portland, Oregon.

It's also encouraged that you network with other open couples to find out how they handle being non-monogamous, which can result in lasting friendships and a new sense of belonging.

12 It May Mean a Healthier Relationship Even though monogamy is traditionally considered the "healthiest" kind of relationship, the trust, communication, and honesty required by an open marriage mean you may end up being closer to your spouse and more in touch with who they really are than you ever were before.

And for more ways to make sure you have the best possible marriage, make sure you and your wife have had these crucial conversations. 13 You'll Become More Open-Minded While it's gaining popularity, being in an open relationship isn't exactly standard.

"Opening up provides opportunities for couples to explore what it's like to challenge mononormative cultural assumptions, which presume monogamy is the only way," Gunn says.

Whether you've always been a go-against-the-grain type or you're newly nontraditional, it can be exhilarating and informative to buck the norm.

14 Your Relationship May Be More Fulfilling In The Long Term "Creating a relationship configuration and structure that suits the two of you can be really liberating and fulfilling long term," Gunn says.

This is especially relevant since you'll have to work together to outline what you each hope to gain from your outside relationships as well as your primary relationship.

When expectations are clearly delineated, it's easier to meet them and have positive, loving interactions in your day-to-day life.

15 You Won't Rely on Your Partner for Everything Co-dependency, or needing your partner to be there for you emotionally at all times, isn't such a great thing for relationship longevity.

In fact, research shows that people with more different types of relationships, who don't put all their eggs in one basket, so to speak, are better-equipped to deal with stress spikes.

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10+Times BTS V and Jungkook's Relationship Was Too Cute For Words

The two youngest members of BTS are always known to have each others backs and take care of each other, and these few moments remain special in the hearts of ARMY everywhere.

When they made up this totally cool secret handshake.

When Jungkook literally carried V on his shoulders during a performance.

When Jungkook called V in the middle of filming to check up and make sure he got home safely.

When V was bothering Jungkook so he picked him up and physically moved him away.

When they accidentally ended up sharing a bunk together during last years Bon Voyage.

never forget taekooks bed scene where they both had the instinct of hugging each other pic.

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When Jungkook put up Vs hair in this legendary ponytail.

They share elephant moles! .

The time V felt sick so Jungkook watched over him at the airport (along with Manager Sejin).

This unforgettable hamburger ad from Rookie King.

When they just couldnt let go of their sweet team name during their Pokémon photo shoot.

Taekook saying taekook multiple times on loop because this is too precious to be forgotten pic.

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