Why Tiny Things About Our Partners Drive Us Mad

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  • @teppi5119
    @teppi5119 7 років тому +485

    "We are all idiots at heart". I needed that.

    • @zaboza2011
      @zaboza2011 7 років тому

      Glitter Bomb isn't intelligence is the virtue of the brain?

    • @wafiqessop4034
      @wafiqessop4034 7 років тому +1

      Chill

    • @TREBLEBOOSTER65
      @TREBLEBOOSTER65 7 років тому +3

      Glitter Bomb It helps to know that nobody knows what thell they are doing bc I sure don't

  • @hopeg452
    @hopeg452 7 років тому +415

    Tiny things about our partners drive us mad because we want them to be more like us and we expect them to be in a certain way instead of accepting them for who they are.

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 5 років тому +17

      Hope G also we apply erroneous meaning to the little things (many times subconsciously)... like “they wouldn’t do ‘fill in the blank’ if they really loved/valued me.
      So, due to our cognitive distortions, we often unwittingly complicate by reacting to our assumptions. 😬

    • @MikeJackson690
      @MikeJackson690 2 роки тому +6

      Absolutely. And if you're a disagreeable, generally unhappy person with a lot of insecurities like I was, your relationship is doomed to fail.
      Took me far too long to learn lessons. If you think you can and want to change even someone that you love, then you shouldn't be with that person, apart from reasonable negotiation (eg. "If I cook could you do the dishes?").

    • @lostangelwings5953
      @lostangelwings5953 2 роки тому +9

      I have been losing my mind over why im getting easily annoyed w my bf

    • @borntoslay3996
      @borntoslay3996 3 місяці тому +1

      We should all try to be the best version of ourselves and better ourselves all the time. This whole crap about "accept you as you are" is stupid and the reason why relationships fail. When you're truly in love you will find a way, but when you don't want to find a way you're just lazy and using these sentences as an excuse

  • @ItsaJuraff
    @ItsaJuraff 7 років тому +224

    The art style was on point this time.

  • @mephistophelesthesilentchi3446
    @mephistophelesthesilentchi3446 7 років тому +62

    I think another reason why we are maddened by these small things, is because we're the only ones who can see and confront them.

  • @coreycox2345
    @coreycox2345 7 років тому +26

    Thank you. This reminds me how irritating it can be to have a partner.

  • @litjunkie3808
    @litjunkie3808 7 років тому +143

    This is one of the best videos.The School of Life has a flair in articulating things which are felt by everyone but still might seem very pedantic if expressed.Every person in a relationship will have experienced these kinds of irritating habits in their partners.The video is simply relevant to all of those and the animations complement the explanations....

  • @MrMsimmo001
    @MrMsimmo001 Рік тому +6

    The comments are better than the video. Such insights make me want to meet as many of you as possible. Thank you for sharing.

  • @sahilhanda6543
    @sahilhanda6543 7 років тому +600

    I'm not sure whether I completely agree with this one. I think it's important to realise that every person we meet has these little things that would aggravate us if we were exposed to them for so long. That's why it's so easy to fantasise about the girl or guy we've just met; we fill our minds with a fantasy of what they might be like, never stopping to think that, the more we got to know them, the more we'd find habits and tendencies that annoy us. There are even things about ourselves that we would hate if we had to spend so much time dealing with them. I don't think that the fact we get so annoyed at tiny things means there are underlying problems with the relationship. Rather, we need to realise that it's normal to find small parts about a person that don't fit with our preferred inclinations. Love is a choice, and by choosing to love oursleves or our partner we are choosing to overlook things that we know aren't preferable. It's not that we're wrong to feel annoyed, but that we need to put these small habits in perspective; we can bear with them in the same way that we bear with oursleves, because if we didn't then we'd miss out on all the incredible parts of our partner. Fights over humiliatingly small issues are inevitable, but equally possible are moments where we say, "This annoys me about you, because you're human and I'm human, but it's okay, I love you. It's just as much my problem as it is yours, and you're worth it."

    • @axeljones9490
      @axeljones9490 7 років тому +4

      Just finished watching your video from yesterday and had no idea you subscribe to School of Life - that's awesome! 100% agreed with your comment, well-said man 👊

    • @OhNeuchy
      @OhNeuchy 7 років тому +14

      I think you raise a lot of good points about the scale of the issue. However, I would also add that sometimes being aware of what our partner finds annoying is a really good way to be constructive about being the best version of yourself that you can be. Not that you should accept all the little things as flaws, but to at least evaluate them as well as try and love ourselves in spite of some of them as you were saying.

    • @simeon54
      @simeon54 7 років тому +44

      The point is WHY do we find something so seemingly trivial, annoying. You suggest that, it's just because they don't meet our preferred inclinations, but that doesn't explain the sometimes extreme reactions we have to these little things. I think this video makes an attempt to answer that your question, your comment doesn't really do that.

    • @lauren2958
      @lauren2958 7 років тому

      fair response mate 👍🏽

    • @johndawson3216
      @johndawson3216 7 років тому

      agreed. finding a underlying meaning for why my gf doesn't like me putting the toilet seat up doesn't exist . she just focus on such orderly shit . and my head is thinking about less mundane things .
      I like school of life videos but this one is totally retarded .
      it's almost like school of life here doesn't want to afrknt life . they paint a very seductive what if video here .but in most cases if u have a gf who hates and breaks your balls for lots things u do at home she has issues . . . that's the truth .and it can be vice versa in this case I speak of gf because I speak of my life
      but if she does the shit she doesn't want me to do it's ok ....wtf...
      so she egoist and one sided .
      school of life people who doesn't like the ticks that tick them off can be assholes !!!!!
      I on the other side was ok with all her idiosyncratic behaviours but oh well
      it sucks to be a nice guy
      not all girls have been banged hard in the head to get to appreciate nice sensitive loving good men as me !!!

  • @JustDevon
    @JustDevon 7 років тому +731

    The main thing that drives me mad about my partner is that she doesn't exist

    • @reynal_omnicide9217
      @reynal_omnicide9217 7 років тому +22

      I see you're in a relationship with our lord and savior Jesus Christ ;)

    • @musiccollection4471
      @musiccollection4471 7 років тому +6

      I feel you.

    • @ViolosD2I
      @ViolosD2I 7 років тому +8

      Hmmmm I conclude the deeper concern showing here may in reality be a worry about being lonely.

    • @khills242
      @khills242 7 років тому +3

      Vio who called captain obvious lol

    • @captainmarvel4015
      @captainmarvel4015 7 років тому

      +Vio which is why summoning an army of zombie warriors using the dark magic is the best approach to combat modern-day loneliness and clinical depression.

  • @TheKathy
    @TheKathy 7 років тому +11

    Finding this channel coincided with entering into a relationship. That coincidence is the best one that has ever happened. Thank you for great lessons!

  • @BorealColdstone
    @BorealColdstone 7 років тому +32

    I think this is because of the expectation of our partner to be perfect. That's why every tiny thing about them drives people mad because those flaws go against the expectation for their partners to be perfect. I've always thought that thinking expecting a perfect partner in romantic love is stupid this proves it.

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 5 років тому +5

      ace king I think it’s much deeper than that... I think theoretically that people realize there is no perfect partner. Many of us don’t want one any way, especially if we are acutely aware of how imperfect we are ourselves!
      Small issues are often triggers for issues we have, due to upbringing, experiences, and the cognitive distortions that develop as a result.
      We are often very unaware of these and then subconsciously apply meaning to the small things
      For example “if she/he loved me he/she wouldn’t do ‘fill in the blank’” and many variances of those.
      I recently heard that criticism is an unmet need/wish...unfortunately delivered in a bad package😬
      I think people aren’t introspective enough to delve into the why’s of those irritations, that are sometimes translated into slights. It’s not the small thing, but the reaction that is a indicator light that we have work to do.
      That’s the beauty of relationships, it allows us opportunities to see our issues (like why we react to whatever small thing) that we would likely be blind to being single...and go along in denial, thinking we’re pretty darn great. In relationships it’s harder to deny and hide the parts that need evolution!
      Whether we take the opportunities or instead detract, blame and otherwise refuse to work on ourselves...is a whole different issue!!!

    • @borntoslay3996
      @borntoslay3996 3 місяці тому

      Not asking my partner to be perfect, but to try to be the best version of himself just as I try to be the best version of myself. People use that excuse of "accepting me as I am, don't try to change me" to be lazy in a relationship and get away with just being there for sex and attention, way too often

  • @imani877
    @imani877 7 років тому +2

    I've experienced this, not with my significant other but with my little brother. My brother used to take my food out of the fridge and eat it; or I'd ask him to get out of my room, and he just wouldn't. I would get so disproportionately angry and sometimes even hit him. It's not that I even care so much about the food or that he was in my room, I just felt disrespected. I was so appalled that he felt entitled to my space and my things. I was afraid that if I let it continue, he'd treat other people, especially with disrespect. I was overthinking it, and letting my fears make me petty.

  • @trading5545
    @trading5545 7 років тому +9

    I find myself often angered by my gf when she shows sign of passiveness and non careness of her own life. It seems to me that whenever she has a problem she would much rather rant about it, than to fix it. Often she will make herself get the worst out-come of a problem, she is self destructive. She often reasons this with her thinking she must always be nice, and that makes me angry. I want her to do whats best for her, but she does not want to.

  • @deeznutz3187
    @deeznutz3187 7 років тому +387

    Lol "gone to buy head... cuz you never give it to me anymore."

    • @thecat944
      @thecat944 7 років тому +8

      Thanks for the laugh. I needed that!

    • @acharich
      @acharich 7 років тому

      👀 👀 👀 👀 👀 👀

    • @olive4naito
      @olive4naito 7 років тому

      Krishna Bhanji 😂

    • @carrieoff
      @carrieoff 7 років тому +2

      Normally fits with gone to buy soap cause you don't wash it anymore.

  • @brianeckerle120
    @brianeckerle120 7 років тому +84

    Can you do an episode on pets? Bonding/deep attachment, unconditional love, psychological development, family, compassion/sympathy, venerability/understanding, so forth and why some people have a different/higher standard or a dubbed standard for a person than a pet? Thanks

    • @monkeybrainsalad
      @monkeybrainsalad 7 років тому

      Kinda looked to me like this was about pets ^ ^

    • @channelforpositivitylunder9385
      @channelforpositivitylunder9385 7 років тому +1

      Ahh that's a splendid idea :)!

    • @brianeckerle120
      @brianeckerle120 7 років тому

      thanks

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 5 років тому

      I think people have higher standards for people because people have capability to make more complicated decisions and choices...
      we more easily accept a pet as is & might be more happy around a pet because their expectations are minimal and they don’t judge :)
      However to be fully aware...we must realize that pets don’t have much expectations or much judgement, due to their brain limitations. So it’s not comparable. People think their pets love them unconditionally, but in reality they don’t have the higher brain processes to do otherwise.
      They do have emotions and personalities, and are incredible... however we can’t compare them to humans.
      Humans would be much more the same if they didn’t have the brain evolution to problem solve, communicate on more advanced realms...which unfortunately can create major problem and pain too.

  • @jagrubster
    @jagrubster 7 років тому +4

    It's painful how timely this is. Ten minutes ago I was trying to explain to someone why the tiniest things he does drive me mad and felt like an insane person saying them aloud. Thank you for this.

  • @BooksUnstitched
    @BooksUnstitched 7 років тому +50

    For me it *is* about the chopping board. I'm like "damn, that's oak, be careful"

    • @mattias2576
      @mattias2576 7 років тому +6

      #oakrights

    • @TimTamSlam7
      @TimTamSlam7 7 років тому +2

      BooksUnstitched T H A T. I S. M A H O G A N Y.

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 5 років тому +4

      BooksUnstitched but if you look closer it’s about value...
      Like is the person valuing what’s important to you...the cutting board or whatever.
      If not, then a new one will be needed & then $$ or effort to get a new one, etc come into play.
      Often it’s about an unmet need that we want the person to value what you value, therefore communicating your concerns matter...
      Most of this thinking is subconscious and we believe it’s about the item or situation...when honestly it’s about our thoughts and beliefs regarding those :)

  • @swanily
    @swanily 7 років тому +2

    This channel is honestly one of the most helpful, visually pleasing, and thoughtful places on UA-cam.

  • @kagitsune
    @kagitsune 7 років тому +3

    I needed this today. For some reason reason my husband's tendency to get really absorbed in Facebook arguments was severely annoying me. I even talked about it with my therapist, but I can't seem to let it go. I have some ideas, but it will take practice and acceptance and time.

  • @scillyl8475
    @scillyl8475 7 років тому +4

    Nobody is mature enough to be in a relationship
    Watching your videos made me open my eyes: we are all children still

  • @SalamanderMagic
    @SalamanderMagic 7 років тому +20

    Weird, I never have issues like this with my partner. I recognize that the little things, while annoying, are LITTLE things, and I don't get too bothered by them.

  • @alecjones4135
    @alecjones4135 7 років тому +10

    School of life has perfect timing for videos. Just got into a new relationship and this video should help a lot.

    • @zaboza2011
      @zaboza2011 7 років тому +1

      Alec Jones They could be stalking you.. just saying

    • @cyna1103
      @cyna1103 3 роки тому +2

      I’m curious to know how your relationship from 4 years ago is going. Hopefully well 💕

  • @lukelout2960
    @lukelout2960 7 років тому +135

    "buy head"😂😂😂 no wonder she mad

    • @acharich
      @acharich 7 років тому +1

      😭😭😭

  • @Cloud_zy
    @Cloud_zy 7 років тому +225

    And once again I thought the title said Why tiny things about our "parents" drive us mad. I'd like to know this actually.

    • @usernametentwo
      @usernametentwo 7 років тому +1

      Claudia P yes!! please do a vid on this

    • @cooling9953
      @cooling9953 7 років тому +12

      Claudia P it's the same reason that this video brought up I would believe

    • @Shunarjuna
      @Shunarjuna 7 років тому +1

      I read the same thing.

    • @Sahantara
      @Sahantara 7 років тому

      Claudia P me too!

    • @Philigan87
      @Philigan87 7 років тому +1

      Freud...

  • @johnmyers3106
    @johnmyers3106 7 років тому +2

    I truly believe your channel can help save a couple generations

  • @CK88NL
    @CK88NL 7 років тому +10

    Let's not forget that the most common trait in today's relationships is possessiveness. People tend to think they own the other person and that they will manage to "change" the other person to suit their own perfect standards. I believe that girls especially become intrigued by that, wanting to change someone to fit their image of the perfect partner. They tend to feel bored and empty when everything's going fine. Hence the frequent drama.

    • @borntoslay3996
      @borntoslay3996 3 місяці тому

      That's not true. I just want my partner to be the best version of himself, or at least a better version. I try to be the best version of myself. I believe he's just being lazy and has an attitude of take it or leave it. That's what ruins relationships. It can't all be about what he wants to do all the time. Relationships are about two people coming together.

  • @hunszaszist
    @hunszaszist 7 років тому +1

    One of the best advice I've got from School of Life.
    I'm not claiming to be very rigorous in addressing my pet peeves, but I wish more people were aware of the alternative to complaining about trivial matters. Or more open to accepting a symbolic interpretation of the actions they take.

  • @markrcca5329
    @markrcca5329 7 років тому +1

    I must be a strange kind of person, because I do not get mad at all at small things. Just large things, and thankfully there are not that many of those.

  • @crazypo0d0g
    @crazypo0d0g 7 років тому +1

    Omg how is this so accurate. Still it's very difficult to view our own life from an outside perspective.

  • @timtravasos2742
    @timtravasos2742 Рік тому

    Great explanation of the real issue behind certain behaviors.

  • @Carcosahead
    @Carcosahead 7 років тому +3

    I love the animation. Thanks for the message SoL :)

  • @VioletannaVlogs
    @VioletannaVlogs 7 років тому +25

    Kinda can't relate since I've never had a partner lol but really good video :)
    I definitely think finding someone with a similar temperament could help.
    Loved the animation!

    • @evooff
      @evooff 7 років тому

      It's not worth it, just stick to casual sex.

    • @CK88NL
      @CK88NL 7 років тому +1

      You're cute and your accent is sexy. I'm sure you will find someone.

    • @VioletannaVlogs
      @VioletannaVlogs 7 років тому

      Oh wow thankyou, that's very kind of you to say!
      I hope so :)

    • @zaboza2011
      @zaboza2011 7 років тому +2

      Shygirl Vlogs your wait will be worth it..

  • @midnite22767
    @midnite22767 7 років тому

    Yet another maddingly articulate and thoughtful video.

  • @Wikibig
    @Wikibig 6 років тому +1

    I feel like I don’t have enough time to watch all of these I love them

  • @overseachininadoll
    @overseachininadoll 7 років тому

    Absolutely admire all the animations and illustrations of all "The School of Life" videos. Without it, the videos are not worth to watching.

  • @jaxx711
    @jaxx711 7 років тому

    These videos make me a better and better person. Thank you, School of Life!

  • @freshiebee5
    @freshiebee5 7 років тому

    This was by far my fave video by the school of life. Thank you for helping me understand and be more humble

  • @stwida91
    @stwida91 3 роки тому +2

    I hate that I completely understand and already knew exactly where this video was going.
    My ex used to squeeze the toothpaste tube like a freaking barbarian. I never actually got mad about the tube itself - it's that the way she squeezed the tube was a representation of how she lived the rest of her life as well. Careless, with no attention to thought or efficiency. It was always just see - want - do. And the toothpaste tube was a constant representation of that.
    Funny. Humans.

  • @writeract-p5z
    @writeract-p5z 4 місяці тому

    My husband told me he would stop being annoying and I mentioned all the things. Like telling me to not drop water on the floor while I'm doing dishes. I left him because he was angry and kept hurting me emotionally. He apologized and kept crying, telling me he would be good and not do it again. I forgave him and came back. He is acting almost the same again and then apologized for being a jerk last night. I told him he was pushing me away again and the relationship will not last. That the way he is acting is pushing me away again. He is really difficult to be with.

  • @scattygirl1
    @scattygirl1 7 років тому +1

    Really? "People don't realise that an irritation is an indication of a wider problem"? Really!? That's the very common line in an argument that always takes it from a small row to a huge one, where the recipient then shouts back "Don't be so melodramatic!"
    This clip doesn't tell us anything that the majority of people didn't already know.

  • @vineetkumarpandey3003
    @vineetkumarpandey3003 6 років тому

    This is so relatable. Thank you, School of Life.

  • @lovemecom3832
    @lovemecom3832 6 років тому +1

    The main thing that drives me mad about my partner is that sometimes he doesn't care or shall i say consider my feelings at all. like if i want something for myself he really think that i dont need that but honestly it's useful for me.

  • @gigglysamentz2021
    @gigglysamentz2021 7 років тому

    I'm glad I got the "Confession Game" from your London shop. I hope it will help you help us with amazing videos and useful thoughts :)

  • @michaeljoefox
    @michaeljoefox 7 років тому

    School of life, love the videos! Lets see one about getting angry/frustrated over things you have no control over.

  • @MyNATESH
    @MyNATESH 7 років тому +1

    "we see in the note .. a lifetime of misunderstandings and loneliness"

  • @Hands0ap
    @Hands0ap 7 років тому

    And so i am angry with my mom, not because she seems carefree, but rather that it makes me think she was as carefree when raising me...
    Thank you for making these videos!

  • @kayaman273
    @kayaman273 7 років тому

    Thank you for the insight, School of Life!

  • @soraninja
    @soraninja 7 років тому

    this is your best video in awhile. Great content

  • @anthonymartinez7844
    @anthonymartinez7844 7 років тому +6

    Brilliant video. Great job display the truth of relationship.

  • @gravy3858
    @gravy3858 7 років тому

    possibly a topic on something like "How our parents define us without knowing" or even "What makes a 'successful' parent?"
    would love something like this! I'm sure it'd be helpful for a load of people in the future

  • @21krizchristensen
    @21krizchristensen 6 років тому

    Lol, i am exactly this. My partner will think it's his quirks and why can't I accept them. I will explain to him why and I will relate them to a deeper reason. I can't help but psychoanalyze everything. I am always the one reading too much on things. Yay, guys this is a normal thing to me. And I really feel them strongly. Good thing, I believe in them. Thanks for the acknowledgement guys!

  • @dynamicgecko1213
    @dynamicgecko1213 2 роки тому

    "Why then do they feel they can get away with breaking the rules? Why is this slightly arrogant, entitled sense of being different."
    This actually explains pretty well my hatred towards other people when they carelessly break rules. But I dont know how to deal with it to not overreact to this.

  • @kixanum5367
    @kixanum5367 7 років тому

    we should however not only belittle the small differences we dislike but also appreciate all the more those small things we like. Tell your so about those

  • @TorontoTransman
    @TorontoTransman 7 років тому

    I had always started a vehicle before I put on my seatbelt, and always drove wearing the seatbelt. I didn't think it mattered what order you did what as long as I drove wearing one, until one day a vehicle would not start . I had to cancel my vehicle rental because I thought there was something wrong with the vehicle, a Ford Cargo van at the time. I drove another with no problems until the same thing happened, starting was no problem but I had to park, get out and get back in again and was unaware until then that I wasn't starting the van in the right order, as if it mattered. Apparently these days, it does.

  • @Haley_Halo
    @Haley_Halo 3 роки тому

    Leaving drawers/cabinets open is one for me, probably something instilled in childhood 🤔 Likewise when my husband sets a coffee spoon down on the counter or cutting board. There was a need to have things clean/organized causing anxiety if things weren't b/c my mom would become passive aggressive/angry.

  • @YUMl_
    @YUMl_ 7 років тому +1

    Can you guys do one on a partner changing physically? Such as a person being in there prime at the start of a relationship then slowly starting to stop caring

    • @nanarts
      @nanarts Рік тому +1

      This is so annoying

  • @AnnafromHungarylvNW
    @AnnafromHungarylvNW 7 років тому

    If I can be better at something or more olderly, I will do my best. It is one of my core values. If someone isn't ready to make small changes - not for me, but for their own growth - then it means we have very different values. I think if you are not able to control where your socks land, then you're simply childish.

  • @TheInternetIsDeadToMe
    @TheInternetIsDeadToMe 7 років тому

    My god. Two of the things you've listed are things my wife does that drive me crazy. I need to reassess my life.

  • @Philigan87
    @Philigan87 7 років тому

    This is why I could never live with another person. I always get aggravated by menial issues.
    Why can't everyone just do everything as perfectly as I do?

  • @rkitsune3549
    @rkitsune3549 7 років тому

    I love the art style in this

  • @numizumi5131
    @numizumi5131 7 років тому

    I don't have these little minor irritating circumstances because my relationship has much much bigger problems. Quite unfortunate.

  • @charliem123321
    @charliem123321 7 років тому +1

    Loving the content you’re putting out. Thanks!

  • @evolutionmuchwow5250
    @evolutionmuchwow5250 7 років тому +10

    #TheSchoolOfLife How should we deal with forgetful people? And what should we do about forgetting things the people around us care about. Should we blame people for forgetting say an anniversary or look at it as something that can happen. At what point can you take something personal and blame them for forgetting... I find myself forgetting a lot and blaming myself and i'm asking all these questions to myself maybe you guys could answer in a new video
    ps. i really hope you read my comment

    • @pips_clips
      @pips_clips 6 років тому

      Evolutionmuchwow this comment may be a year old, but I second this. My bf forgets everything, from what I got him for his birthday to the first few months of our relationship. =( I know it’s silly to be upset, and it isn’t really his fault, but I feel like some guidance on these feelings would be helpful.

    • @Alphacentauri819
      @Alphacentauri819 5 років тому

      Hey!
      I used to take things like that a lot more personally, until I started exploring why people remember/forget... and then also the meaning we apply to things being forgotten. Dating someone with totally different brain wiring helped me (Aspergers)...although there has been a lot of pain & misunderstandings, I’ve learned and grown immensely!
      I’d highly suggest reading ‘The Four Agreements’...one of the premises is don’t take things personally, it’s rarely about you :) it’s usually due to that person and whatever perspective or limitations they may have.
      As to forgetting yourself. Has it always been that way? If it’s new, please seek medical help...otherwise, if it’s a wiring issue & just how your brain processes and stores information, then there are ways you can help yourself. You could maybe get help from a neuropsychologist, to determine if anything else is at play..and/or to get tips to help with memory.
      Writing notes to yourself, using your calendar are good tools. When someone tells you something important, write it down and put in a file about them? Or set an alarm for special occasions, to go off before hand.
      I wish you luck!!

  • @tr4n515t0r
    @tr4n515t0r 7 років тому

    This one was a big sticking point in my last relationship. Unfortunately i wasn't able to come across the bigger issue as hard as I searched for it.

  • @Higor_Alves
    @Higor_Alves Рік тому

    so we fear the tiny ways they do things will be how they will treat us

  • @paulharris3000
    @paulharris3000 7 років тому

    When we fall in love, we fall in love with our invention. That person's appearance and persona stimulate a range of atavistic memories that create
    a "home movie" in our imagination. Now we own them! and of course, if they really loved us back, they would star in our little movie...

  • @Morphick
    @Morphick 7 років тому

    So enlightening. Thank you for bringing me more self-awareness!

  • @BlueFeather0509
    @BlueFeather0509 7 років тому

    Glad to know I'm not the only one making mountains out of what look like molehills.

  • @detonationlurks
    @detonationlurks 7 років тому

    Thank you for giving examples.

  • @GLITCH_-.-
    @GLITCH_-.- 7 років тому

    I've read "Parents" and why you're speaking about lovers.

  • @johnh2264
    @johnh2264 7 років тому

    right video at the right time

  • @pixie89
    @pixie89 7 років тому

    That Soothing Voice though... 😄

  • @estfmr
    @estfmr 7 років тому

    Please continue with the philosophy separation, they were the greatest

  • @zx22601
    @zx22601 7 років тому

    Every time after I get mad at my boyfriend for little things that I didn't think would ever drive me crazy, I always try to think about the real reason I get mad and tell him after. He is not the smartest kind ( like in the video) Most of the times I realize I get mad for the implications behind the behavior. I just watched this video with him, and I had tears in my eyes.

  • @cymond
    @cymond 3 роки тому

    I have some nice kitchen knives with rosewood handles. Several of them have been badly damaged by careless guests who let them get wet. It upsets me because I feel like I cannot have anything nice. Whenever I save up my money and buy something nice, it always seems to get ruined by someone else's carelessness. The knife is still useable, but ugly; it's not "nice" anymore. I can't afford to buy a new knife just because the handle is damaged. One such guest even offered to replace the knife, which is very considerate, but even then, they cannot replace the time I spent carefully taking care of the knife, always hand washing it and drying it after every use. It's frustrating to take care of something for years, only to have it ruined in a single day by a careless person.

    • @cymond
      @cymond 3 роки тому

      Another thing that bothers me: my partner is VERY careful about always locking the door if we're out of the house, even for a little bit. We used to live in an apartment complex where the mailbox was a 5 minute walk to the front office. She would always lock the door, even if we were only walking to the mailbox and back (10 minutes total). THE PART THAT BOTHERED ME: She would not lock the door if I was in the apartment, even if I was asleep. It bothered me because it told me that she was worried about somebody stealing our stuff while we were gone, but she obviously did not care about somebody hurting me while I was asleep.
      It also bothered me because I am a gun owner, and the #1 most basic safety is locking your front door. If a robber comes into my house, I might shoot him. I don't want that! Worse, what if a child, drunk person, or Alzheimer patient accidentally walks into the wrong apartment? What if I think I hear a robber, get scared, and shoot an innocent person by mistake? An innocent person would be dead, and I would go to prison. So yes, it really hurt my feelings that she did not care about me enough to lock the door when she left.
      It's a little thing, but it represented something much bigger.

  • @Lotusblume.8
    @Lotusblume.8 7 років тому

    OMG! This is so true!! Love this one! 💕

  • @gingersnap3024
    @gingersnap3024 5 років тому +1

    I find myself getting more annoyed at my husband when his work is slow. He will have more time off so we spend more time together and I guess little things just get to me. I think it's important to have a healthy amount of space.

  • @CosmoExplosion
    @CosmoExplosion 7 років тому

    The only thing is in my case it's my little brother that does all these tiny annoying things and it drives me nuts. I'm quite sure my issue with him isn't the fact that I fear he'd treat me like that. I mean he's a whole 6 years younger than me poor kid. I'm so mean goodness.

  • @elgracko
    @elgracko 7 років тому +1

    Deepest sympathies for the attack in Manchester.

  • @hojo70
    @hojo70 7 років тому

    I get so excited by the topics covered. And then halfway through the video I realize it's all nonsensical bullshit that has no meaning and wonder to myself why I even selected it.

  • @КсенияДергунова-ц1р
    @КсенияДергунова-ц1р 7 років тому +2

    What about the drawers? There was no interpretation of that ISSSSSUE :D

  • @CharlieBrawl
    @CharlieBrawl 3 роки тому

    My partner doesn't taste food while cooking, to check if it has too much or too little seasoning or spice. Most of my annoyances are around food... That's on me 😅

  • @glisero4043
    @glisero4043 7 років тому

    Oh, I just needed this! Oh, wait... I don't have a partner.

  • @Bolt99K
    @Bolt99K 7 років тому +2

    My favorite line, "of course we're idiots at heart" lol

  • @robmausser
    @robmausser 6 років тому +1

    I feel like the list of things the author of this video gave as examples are acutally what his partner does and the entire episode was just a ruse to get them out. "They leave the drawer open.... Jennifer..."

  • @michellecazar2440
    @michellecazar2440 7 років тому

    This video was great!

  • @caseygodwin8566
    @caseygodwin8566 7 років тому +2

    Or... these little things drive us mad because we aren't doing enough to take care of ourselves. So, really, if you find yourself feeling mad at the little things to this degree, you should do a shelf check to make sure you are honoring your own personal needs. Often, it can be as simple as you aren't sleeping or eating well. I don't think it is anywhere near as complicated as this video wants to make it out to be!

  • @JanacMeena
    @JanacMeena 5 років тому +1

    Summary: little annoyances like someone who doesn't write legibly is just a symbol for us feeling that they will be careless forever. The solution is to address the root issue (carelessness) instead of the tiny annoyance.

  • @larahkay3106
    @larahkay3106 7 років тому

    finally i know i'm not alone in this

  • @StCloud-ns7vt
    @StCloud-ns7vt 7 років тому

    im in love with the narrator

  • @SofiiaCoutinho
    @SofiiaCoutinho 7 років тому

    This is the most beautiful thing I've seen.

  • @MootBoogie
    @MootBoogie 7 років тому

    spending our imaginative effort to create meaning out of other people's actions ❤️

  • @Farisss92
    @Farisss92 7 років тому

    Is this the reason why I get annoyed very easily with my partner or even very close friends? I don't seem to be annoyed as much to my friends and acquaintances.

  • @1996victoriasecret
    @1996victoriasecret 7 років тому

    This is perfect. Thank you

  • @kahneraja9800
    @kahneraja9800 7 років тому

    Always genius Alain.

  • @GarthMurray1
    @GarthMurray1 6 років тому

    I get so frustrated when my wife gets so frustrated at every annoying little thing I do!

  • @khills242
    @khills242 7 років тому +3

    How about more videos for us lonely singles!

    • @Davotheledge
      @Davotheledge 7 років тому

      Yes, yes! Couldn't agree more lol

  • @noamarkovitz6254
    @noamarkovitz6254 7 років тому

    Your best video yet!

  • @vladimirussachevsky1315
    @vladimirussachevsky1315 7 років тому

    People can be uptight OCD twats. Stand your ground. Create boundaries and stick to them. Compromise is important, but being who you are is imperative!

  • @Lredfloss1
    @Lredfloss1 7 років тому

    My boyfriend of 11 years drives me nuts but I miss him like crazy when we're apart too long...must be love!