Daniel Sloss Reflects on Jigsaw as an Engaged Man
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Daniel Sloss reflects on his Netflix Special about relationships, Jigsaw now that he’s a happily engaged man. What was Daniel’s problem with the world of dating? What does Daniel Sloss think of most people in relationships?
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Daniel Sloss started me on the road of being unapologetic for my beliefs. For that I am grateful!
(in reply to your reply in the other thread) it's not disrespectful to acknowledge limitations. Wisdom can grow out of understanding, and you've got to base your understanding on your own experience (instead of synthetic book learning) if you want to have credibility, sure, but the chances of ppl actually doing that in a coherent and useful way is very low.
Sharing our experiences (I'm not 50+, I'm 35) isn't generating wisdom, it's sharing our experiences, that's all. It's a valuable thing to do sometimes and can be cathartic but it's very rarely interesting. The slight glimpses of understanding we reach in good conversation isn't wisdom, its the begining of something that might become wisdom if you really develop the insights.
(I think you've successfully illustrated my point about young ppl by showing how many of them react to having their limitations pointed out to them, they react in petulant, self destructive ways. Young ppl are not wise)
You should still be somewhat sceptical. You might be wrong.
Haha same here . He’s a funny guy
@@ziggystardust2136 I definitely don't remember the other thread well enough to respond to this lol
Fantastic overview of relationship psychology 101. I’m over 40, happily married to someone that loves me implicitly, and I have no idea how I managed to get here. Like Daniel says, in today’s dating environment, I’d be taken out instantly by a sniper I didn’t even know was there.
In absolute love with his show 💕 he's one of the reason I broke up w my exes and I'll be forever grateful for his art
When you finally find someone who gives you the affection and validation that you've been looking for and now you don't know how to act.
he looks so much like macaulay culkin in this. loved him in home alone.
Watching jigsaw helped me end my last toxic relationship and i watched it with my now boyfriend the day before he asked my out so that was a great litmus test 😂 my boyfriend is my perfect match and it is bizarre 😂
God Jigsaw was such an iconic movie
The divorced people watching him say sacrificed word!!! 😬😬😬😬 what have i done!?!? 🤣🤣🤣
Is he gonna fo more standup. Cause he is one of my Altima favorites just off of 2 showd
He has 4 shows, two on netflix and two on his Website
We aren’t meant to be alone. Humans are meant to be with each other sustainably.
I do believe that human aren’t meant to be alone and we need to be surrounded by other people otherwise there can be consequences. However, I do not agree that “other people” = “love interest”, it can be friends or family. If you can find someone who fits your jigsaw perfectly and allows you to grow while reciprocate that blessing, congrats. If not and you’re putting up with their shits or vice versa, you’re essentially wasting at least 2 people’s time
All it takes is one
OOP! looks like somebody's been eating to many Slossauges...just a joke congrats to Daniel on getting engaged
... Haha, wallowing in the swamp of relationship. Quite a few spiritual teachers, including Frank fools Crow, have said it is best to not be in a romantic relationship, because it drains your time and energy for healing the whole,
Yeah, yeah, The hardest thing for humans to do...is to admit they were wrong. Can't wait to hear what he'll say when this 'she loves me for myself' relationship turns to shit.
That dude is clearly drunk.
It amazes me how this stud muffin ever got a girlfriend in the first place
Happy ENGAGED; will be miserable MARRIED🤣🤣
Why are we listening to young ppl giving advice on this topic (or any topic to do with human relationships)? There is nothing of value a sub 50/60 year old has to say about this kind of stuff.
Ok boomer
@@ChrisWillx you do acknowledge that though right?
@@ChrisWillx there is nothing interesting young ppl have to say about this stuff.
@@ChrisWillx we (Young ppl) can communicate our joy or confusion and pain between each other and there is a value in that but nothing of real interest is being communicated because there is no wisdom about this stuff in young ppl.
Ppl like Jung had interesting things to say about this stuff but they're rare ppl and it takes a tremendous amount of effort for them to express their wisdom and then for ppl to understood what they were trying to communicate.
@UCHotk5SaajVy8IT5WAjEGMw it's not disrespectful to acknowledge limitations. Wisdom can grow out of understanding, and you've got to base your understanding on your own experience (instead of synthetic book learning) if you want to have credibility, sure, but the chances of ppl actually doing that in a coherent and useful way is very low.
Sharing our experiences (I'm not 50+, I'm 35) isn't generating wisdom, it's sharing our experiences, that's all. It's a valuable thing to do sometimes and can be cathartic but it's very rarely interesting. The slight glimpses of understanding we reach in good conversation isn't wisdom, its the begining of something that might become wisdom if you really develop the insights.
(I think you've successfully illustrated my point about young ppl by showing how many of them react to having their limitations pointed out to them, they react in petulant, self destructive ways. Young ppl are not wise)