4 Ways To Have A Healthy Relationship - Friedrich Nietzsche (Existentialism)

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  • In this video we will talk about 4 ways to Have a healthy relationship from the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche. Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the main precursors of existentialism and emphasised that healthy relationship is all about friendship and great conversations.
    Among the many things that we seek in life, such as happiness, moral guidance, self-fulfilment, a purpose, and more we also desire a healthy romantic relationship. Nietzsche would say a healthy relationship is all about friendship and great conversations and in this video we have compiled four ways on how to have a healthy relationship from the philosophy of Freidrich Nietzsche.
    4 ways to have a healthy relationship from the philosophy of Freidrich Nietzsche are -
    01. Find someone whom you enjoy talking to
    02. Focus more on cultivating friendship
    03. Never promise everlasting love
    04. Be a little selfish
    I hope you enjoyed watching these 4 ways to have a healthy relationship from the philosophy of Freidrich Nietzsche and find them helpful in your life.
    Friedrich Nietzsche was a German philosopher, poet, essayist, and cultural critic. He is considered to be one of the most daring and greatest thinkers of all time. His writings on truth, morality, language, aesthetics, cultural theory, history, nihilism, power, consciousness, and the meaning of existence have exerted an enormous influence on Western philosophy and intellectual history. He was one of the biggest precursors of existentialism, which emphasises the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent, determining their own development through acts of will. By his famous words “God is dead!”, Nietzsche moved the focus of philosophy from metaphysics to the material world and to the individual as a responsible person for his own life. Friedrich Nietzsche wrote several books like The Birth of a Tragedy, Human, All Too Human, The Dawn, Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Beyond Good and Evil, Twilight of the Idols, The Will to Power, The Antichrist, and many more. His teachings have shaped the lives of many people; from psychologists to poets, dancers to social revolutionaries.
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  • @PhilosophiesforLife
    @PhilosophiesforLife  Рік тому +35

    Friedrich Nietzsche says: “It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages".
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  • @navinbhatia9936
    @navinbhatia9936 Рік тому +43

    Key learning
    1- a healthy relationship is about friendship( mutual joy and reciprocal good news)
    2- good conversation.
    3-Dont promise feelings of love but actions of love
    4-be selfish ( focus on own needs & self growth)

  • @naturalforlife6741
    @naturalforlife6741 Рік тому +26

    I have been in love several times. I've learned that being in love is temporary insanity.

  • @blanca2427
    @blanca2427 Рік тому +14

    Feeling is not about love but desire. Nietzsche desired Lou as he admired her, they had great conversations, she admired him and saw him as a friend but didn’t desire him.

    • @elitebeing21
      @elitebeing21 Рік тому

      And slept with his friend and random men just to write a book.😂😂

  • @mrsh810
    @mrsh810 Рік тому +11

    Love and friendship go together as one, one with out the other is not really love or friendship. My husband of 25 yrs is the most sexy, interesting, fun, best friend I could ever imagine. We are continuously astonished by our own marriage and how much fun it is even now.

  • @aintmisbehavin7400
    @aintmisbehavin7400 Рік тому +32

    "Friedrich Nietzsche never walked down the aisle himself, though he proposed marriage multiple times, to the same woman, who rejected each of his overtures. Perhaps, as may have been the case with Thoreau as well, this experience of unrequited love lent a bit of sour grapes to his future thinking on women and matrimony." Art of Manliness

    • @sinnsage
      @sinnsage Рік тому +3

      ah yes, art of manliness, a high tome of wisdom

    • @randstrickfaden4148
      @randstrickfaden4148 Рік тому +5

      Actually, he had those views and had wrote about them before ever proposing matrimony. In understanding Nietzsche, one needs to understand the time he wrote in, the common vernacular of Deutsch spoke and written then, the heavy use of idioms used in the German language, and how all this gets translated into English in a way where it’s literal translation and how it was intended can be askew. Nietzsche didn’t think there had ever been a man yet who’d reached the status of an ubermench, in a male dominated world, or, if there ever would be necessarily. So his thoughts on a women ever getting there seemed even more remote. His view on this wasn’t due to any misogyny he harbored in himself as much as it was to a penetrating observation. He as well gave women their due for being powerful in the ways available to them being subjugated as they were throughout history. Just as he cited there can be powerful men among the downtrodden who hold to slave morality who know how to exploit it well, and can lead. In times past, and perhaps still present, the high priests for an example. Despite all his criticism of Christianity, it’s alleged he told some acquaintances that, Jesus of Nazareth of the humble and slave morality class of people, nonetheless came the closest of being an ubermench if only he would of attributed what he preached to himself, a man, and not god. In Thus Sprach Zarathustra, when he’s speaking with the old woman who’s telling him about women, when she tells him “better carry a big stick!” The intent isn’t so he can beat them being master over them, rather it’s an expression for, that women, in the ways they do have power, are a force to be reckoned with! If one spoke Deutsch, understood the language, and was familiar with the common vernacular used at Nietzsche’s time, I think they’d get the intent. But Readers of translations, as good as they are, take that more literally thinking it’s meant as a sign he needs to be lord and master over the women he’ll come into relationships with. Due to this, too many think him a terrible misogynist and he wasn’t.

    • @YaBoySheeny
      @YaBoySheeny Рік тому +3

      @@randstrickfaden4148 you gotta understand terms like misogyny are just blanket terms used by those (mostly women) who miss context and refuse to self realize

    • @indaybudayandfamily2421
      @indaybudayandfamily2421 Рік тому

      @@randstrickfaden4148 Oh gosh! This was just a great read! Thank you very much 🙏🌷

  • @gacoan_noodle8657
    @gacoan_noodle8657 10 місяців тому

    Healthy relationship is the same things self discipline .. Healthy relationship has a analysis about weakness n excess ourselves to accept some people .. With those things got have talented development.. Like a hobbies as a food travelling , touring , working , and something all your needs.. Thanks ..

  • @emmanuelbobba975
    @emmanuelbobba975 Місяць тому

    I find 'reciprocated goodwill' to be the most realistic term to define friendship. In my experience, enduring and successful friendships require reciprocity, kindness, inspiration, cultivation, teamwork, and mutual happiness. The concept of constructive criticism from true friends resonates, as it encourages personal development. That's why it requires a lot of effort from both parties that we must be willing to invest to earn that friendship because, once again, friendship revolves around giving and receiving.

  • @divinestep3251
    @divinestep3251 Рік тому +4

    Love this Channel!. Thank you all for your work. This is the kind of content people should watch often in any social media. Something helpful instead of pure nonsense distraction

  • @TheDickeroo
    @TheDickeroo Рік тому +20

    All of this information and advice is very important but there is another perspective that hides beneath the surface. All of our choices in life are based upon prior experiences. And they are connected to the original bond with one of our parents. I know this because I broke the code. Our programming is basically Pavlovian. The choices we make our really not ours but based on what we have previously experienced. “Your marry your mother. Or you marry your father.” It seems impossible to be true but unfortunately it is all too true. I have actual examples of how this is so. I went through a divorce. Broke my programming code. Then experienced an incredible transformation where I have been happily married for almost fifty years. Had I not broken the code I would have made the same mistake all over again. We first must cut the strings that will free us from just being a robot. So, connect your dots and have an epiphany. You will have found true freedom.

    • @Moveslikebernie11
      @Moveslikebernie11 Рік тому

      This is huge

    • @TheDickeroo
      @TheDickeroo Рік тому +1

      @@Moveslikebernie11 FINDING THE PATTERN
      To find the connection between your partner and your parent, you must look for a pattern. Example for a male: he looks for a Damsel in Distress that he can save because he couldn’t save his Mom. Example for a female: She looks for someone she can save because she couldn’t save her angry Dad. It is a repeatable pattern. When you “Own” information you can then employ it. Otherwise it is useless. One might think that the person you have picked is the opposite of your parent. But opposites are related. It is the other side of the same coin. Find the pattern and you can then break it. I did it fifty years ago and my life has been great ever since. With a strong intention you will find it.

    • @RajniNAgarwal
      @RajniNAgarwal Рік тому

      I agree. But I am stuck I feel

    • @jzen1455
      @jzen1455 Рік тому +1

      @@TheDickeroo I tend to fall for women from broken homes because their childhood experiences are relatable.They understand me, and I understand them. I often feel too broken to be with someone from a loving stable family.

    • @jzen1455
      @jzen1455 Рік тому

      We are at the mercy of of uncontrollable feelings, which are highly influenced on past experiences. What does one do who constantly have uncontrollable feelings for destructive people while never for those who are well-adjusted?

  • @austintennisrox
    @austintennisrox Рік тому +2

    Thanks for all of this

  • @indaybudayandfamily2421
    @indaybudayandfamily2421 Рік тому +2

    Thank you very much indeed for sharing this beautiful video. We appreciate it very much 🙏❤️🌷

  • @gurud3297
    @gurud3297 Рік тому +6

    Thanks to this channel for putting great efforts.

  • @DUKWAK
    @DUKWAK Рік тому +7

    Nietzsche is a smart fella.

  • @loveyouyouregreat7147
    @loveyouyouregreat7147 Рік тому +3

    The first two points were really good. Then the 3rd point hit and it became clear why Nietzsche kept getting rejected. Unconditional Love is a real thing. And it's the foundation of any relationship. Just like you can Promise everlasting love to your child. You can promise it to your partner. In fact you can Promise unconditional Love to every person you meet. It's the foundation of the relationship, every relationship. You still need trust, respect, and happiness. But unconditional love must me promised in all relationships if you want them to stand the test of time :D
    P.S. YES you can control your emotions Nietzche. It's not that hard

    • @Nerdy-Jules
      @Nerdy-Jules Рік тому +1

      Lol, sorry but please understand that the same way people find it hard to understand logic is the same way some people find it hard to understand emotions even less truly control them. To put emotions off, they will eventually resurface thus they were never truly controlled.

  • @Natella3312
    @Natella3312 10 днів тому

    Thank you for the topic well presented!❤

  • @shineyourlightwithraz
    @shineyourlightwithraz Рік тому +1

    Great sharing

  • @randstrickfaden4148
    @randstrickfaden4148 Рік тому +9

    He was quite a philosopher, no doubt. But if there’s anything he wasn’t qualified to address, it would’ve been the subject of what constitutes healthy relationships.

  • @lkarwai
    @lkarwai Рік тому +1

    Thanks

  • @goat401
    @goat401 Рік тому +7

    You are suppose to be here right now , otherwise you would not be here - Philosophy

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  • @mitsie3773
    @mitsie3773 Рік тому +2

    I'm tired dealing with people who only consume me

  • @samaafaiz6523
    @samaafaiz6523 Рік тому +1

    Individuals must listen to each not to answer but to get to know each other before forming realshionship and these days one of the biggest problems currently is that Individuals don't listen to others if 2 peopl disagree without arguing ,all they do is yell at each other, no progress ismade.Both stil think they are right.

  • @sherececocco
    @sherececocco Рік тому

    Amen

  • @johnroman4608
    @johnroman4608 Рік тому

    Great philosopher ... mmm I dunno about people, relationships & marriage !! It’s exhausting.

  • @amir.hosseinm7934
    @amir.hosseinm7934 Рік тому +1

    It is very useful for us(young guys)

  • @johndurham6172
    @johndurham6172 Рік тому +4

    The great Philosopher Mr. Spock once said, wanting is not the same as having".

  • @alaamoftah5647
    @alaamoftah5647 Рік тому +4

    "Be little selfish "Nietzsche.

  • @faisalms1482
    @faisalms1482 Рік тому

    "when we ignore our needs" - this concept by you have been addressed both from selfish and selflessness point of view. Is it correct?

  • @LightYagami-rz6su
    @LightYagami-rz6su Рік тому

    I believed he understood nature and its laws. Nature is perfect. It hates equality and believes in individualism. I think he understood that and respected it. Kind of like stoicism, but with an "update" kind of?

  • @joedavis4150
    @joedavis4150 Рік тому +2

    .. Aristotle Onassis said that the reason he became a shipping billionaire, was so that he would get enough sex... I think there is a lesson to be learned here.

  • @abemelai76
    @abemelai76 Рік тому +2

    Nice!

  • @thefanone
    @thefanone Рік тому +3

    There are destinations and there are free will that man has to find his own way to what his choices will be. Life is always a riddle.

  • @faisalms1482
    @faisalms1482 Рік тому

    "If order to become selfless, one would have to cease to care for beloved"- Can anyone explain?

    • @nauscakes1868
      @nauscakes1868 Рік тому +1

      7 days ago? I got this one, my dude!
      It's implying that one is being selfish by dedicating so much effort to a beloved, and not to others. Imagine you have 10 dollars. If you give it all to your beloved, it would be a selfish act, because you weren't able to share that money with other people who probably needed it more.
      Obviously, just keeping the money would be the most selfish thing, but pouring it all into a beloved is just a step below that. A truly selfish man would give all his money away to a charity.
      -----------
      In another funny parallel, you can see this when it comes to celebrities. People throw money at celebrities and streamers, and internet people all the time. And people wonder why a streamer can make 100,000 dollars a month, and it's because people throw money at them. And in a way, it's selfish, because funneling money will always be more selfish than dividing it among those who need it most.
      If you don't love someone, you can give your money more freely to those who need it, because you don't have a biased, selfish interest to give it to a specific person.

  • @DjTahoun
    @DjTahoun Рік тому +1

    🌷😇🌷

  • @gottmituns813
    @gottmituns813 Рік тому +5

    Best philosopher ever

    • @johndurham6172
      @johndurham6172 Рік тому +2

      @@portorportor8247 that was just the Syphilis.

    • @johndurham6172
      @johndurham6172 Рік тому +2

      @@POPCORN_BRAWL he died of a brain infection that was consistent with Syphilis but it was 1900. We've learned about more brain diseases since then but who knows.

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    @bigmac8168 Рік тому +2

    😀👍🇸🇪🌅

  • @gabrieljohnson4213
    @gabrieljohnson4213 9 місяців тому +1

    Just because you find someone who fits you doesn't mean they will desire you.

  • @notsecure6855
    @notsecure6855 Рік тому

    Opiinons

  • @Rubblin112
    @Rubblin112 Рік тому +1

    If you can figure out why pizza is round an cut into triangles then put in a square you'll figure out women 🤣🤣🤣

  • @faisalms1482
    @faisalms1482 Рік тому

    Didn't understand the selfish part

    • @nauscakes1868
      @nauscakes1868 Рік тому +2

      The selfish part can be explained in two ways. I'll start with the easy one first.
      You should be selfish to your core values. Your religion, your beliefs on family, your political views. You should be selfish enough to establish boundaries and stick to them. And in a perfect world, you also meet someone who's selfishly adherent to their own core values, and you two just mesh up really well. You can be equally selfish, because you align. Otherwise one would be forced to change. And not everyone can change something like their religion or political beliefs without it causing immense inner turmoil.
      Secondly, the more nuanced version of being selfish is to recognize that in order to devote your time to a lover, you must selfishly funnel it to them, and not share it recklessly with others. If you want to love someone, you can't be self-lessly giving all your time to your friends and family, and never spend any time with your lover. You have to be selfish enough to devote time to them, and not abandon them to be with others. This can also apply to money, or any other resource. If you give all your money to charity, what would you have left to give to a partner?
      You have to be wise enough to acknowledge selfishness. That you can say "hey, I'm not giving my money to charity. I want to be selfish and give it to the partner that I CHOOSE, and that's a choice I will stand behind. I am deciding to be selfish, and take control of who gets my time and resources. Selfish in control is still selfish.

  • @ennuied
    @ennuied 9 місяців тому +1

    But Nietzsche had not a single healthy relationship because he did not wanted to be Nietzsche but a superman.

  • @jaynemacklyne1462
    @jaynemacklyne1462 Рік тому

    ,maybe should have stopped at 2

  • @byron8657
    @byron8657 Рік тому

    What is Love and marriage then Let’s go back to what the Ancient Greek philosopher Plato has to say He broke it down into three stages first stage is called Eros or erotic love common amongst young and early adult stage second is called Filia or friendship love common in the middle aged relationship thirdly is called Agape or Charity charitable love common in old age stage of relationship k!

  • @whosagreekgod4135
    @whosagreekgod4135 Рік тому +1

    I feel sorry for Nietzsche, he never understood female nature... No wonder he never won the love from this women.

  • @christinemartin63
    @christinemartin63 Рік тому +1

    The ... very ... LAST ... philosopher who should give advice on human relationships, let alone romantic ones! 🤢🤮

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      @wilbane1052 Рік тому

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  • @Vlad_the_Impaler
    @Vlad_the_Impaler Рік тому +6

    Guy had issues with women in his life.