Toxic Language & Violent Communication
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Toxic language is a way of communicating that harms other people. The lesson is based on the work of Marshall Rosenberg, who educated people to express their needs in a compassionate way in order to avoid ‘violent communication’. I will teach you common examples of violent communication, such as threatening, blaming, labelling, diagnosing, and guilt tripping. Many of us often do some or all of these to others without realising. By learning to avoid violent communication, we are able to express our personal needs more effectively and our relationships with others can improve.
Next, watch my video about passive aggressive language -- it's also important:
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TRANSCRIPT
Hi, everyone. In today's lesson we're going to look at the language of toxic people and the things that they say. This is the kind of language we use when... Perhaps we don't realize it, but by saying these things we can start arguments, and we can say these things and people will become angry with us. Another way of explaining toxic language is to say: "Violent communication". I've shortened the word "communication", there. This was an area of study, you could say, by a man called Marshall Rosenberg. So if you're interested in the things I'm talking about in this lesson, you can go search for the area of violent communication, and you can learn more about it, because the whole philosophy, I suppose, is how we can change the language that we use so that we can have more healthy communication with other people, and that way we don't have so many arguments and we have a more peaceful life at home.
So I've got different kinds of violent communication, and I'm going to go through them one by one, explaining as I go. First I'll just read you the list of the different kinds of violent communication. Blaming others, threats, shoulds, labelling, black-and-white thinking, guilt-tripping, diagnosing, emasculation, and uncalled-for advice.
I'll start with blaming. "Blaming" is when in your life you do not take any responsibility for your problems. Everything that happens to you is always somebody else's fault. So, a person who blames other people would say something like: "You make me so angry." To use the verb "make", and to say: "You make me" is not taking responsibility for ourselves being angry. Another way we could say the... Say a similar thing is to say: "I am angry." But instead, we blame it all on that person. It's not the thing that happened, it's because of you. Next we've got: "It's all your fault." Imagine something goes wrong, there's been a personal crisis going on in your family or something, and your dad says to you: "It's all your fault. Absolutely everything that went wrong here is because of you." All the blame goes on to you." Obviously it's not a very nice thing to experience. We know that in life things are rarely all just caused by one person, especially in a family, there's... The way a family operates is: "You did this and I did this", so we can see it's more complicated in most situations than all being one person's fault. So this expression, saying that to someone is usually an exaggeration as well, because if somebody says that, in most cases, it's not true. It's not all their fault, maybe some of it was. Next we've got: "You're driving me crazy." This is something that perhaps a mother would say if she has some young children, maybe she has a 2-year-old, a 3-year-old, and a 5-year-old and they're all making lots of noise when they're playing, she can say: "Shut up! You're driving me crazy!" And, again, she's not taking responsibility for her own stress and her own feelings of craziness; she's blaming it on them. They are doing the action to her. They are driving her crazy.
Let's look at threats now. A "threat" is when you let someone know if they do that something bad will happen, or you will make something bad happen, or there will be a bad consequence if they do that thing. And the reason you give a threat is you want to stop that person doing it. So here's an example: "If you don't get out of bed now, we're going without you." I imagine this situation, a teenage boy who doesn't want to wake up. It's Saturday morning, 11 o'clock, he's happy to sleep in til 1pm, maybe 2pm, and his parents want him to get up so he can go and see the grandparents with them. They might try and threaten him by saying: "If you don't get out of bed now, we're going without you." In the situation I described, maybe he wouldn't care... Maybe the teenage boy wouldn't care that much about that particular threat, it depends. Next example: "If you don't eat your vegetables, you can't have dessert." […]
This lesson is really useful not only as a English lesson, but also as a psychological workshop, thank you.
Totally agreed! this is polite
Insomniac Gossip thank you
Insomniac Gossip , maybe you'are right
I love your class because not only I learn about English but also about human relationships.
A nice guide about how to be more polite and try not to use toxic language. After watching this, I`ve improved both my English and communication skills) Thanks!
I want to add a point regarding non-violent communication: in her examples she shows in other words what kind of requests the "violent speaking" person could make instead. NVC is about meeting everybody's needs and searching for them in the violent language of others. Jade often misses to explain this point in the instances. An example for the 4-Part-Process to be clear about somebody's own feelings and needs: Instead of saying "You make me so angry" you say: "When you do this ... e.g. make loud noises (OBSERVATION), I feel very angry (FEELING) because I need ... e.g. rest, safety etc. (NEED). Would you be willing to ... e.g. play in another room and be loud there, put on your headphones etc. (REQUEST)" Now it is your turn, what do you mean by telling Jade that she is intelligent? :D Did she say some things that may enrich your life? ;-)
I hope this will help others to build a connection to their needs and feelings.
Thanks for the video Jade, it's very informative. I like so much the way you're open minded and show that to people. All the best!!
you are amazing. your way of teaching is very great. thank you for your valuable knowledge that you share with us.
Hi! You really talk in a perfect accent. I love your voice. We improve our listening power as well as speaking too, you are really doing a great job. God bless you with more wonderful happiness!!
A brilliant analysis of bad behaviour! Thanks!
Congratulations. Your videos are always original.
this is Quite interesting. In a legal sphere, it is very, very pertinent. Most judges in a court of law are unaware of these grains of divergence.
Thanks for teaching me the topic of violent communication.
Thank you 🙇 , teacher,
Jade, I mostly love the way you dressed up! 😊 That was such a wow lesson. I learnt so many effective vocabulary either. Vocab. Itself gives you tons of knowledge , in which I believe. And also,I felt good to see you much active ,prettier and energetic than before ☺. Love you 😙😊☺❤
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best lesson.
Love this. I want to learn the art of trolling
Meaningful lesson, thanks 😃
Thank you for ur lesson. I learned a lot from you 😀❤️❤️ the pearls story is must from uneducated person.
Aye! Cheers from California! Criminals and politicians are one in the same. Here in Cali we are currently enduring corruption on a grand scale. (see current conditions in SF and the Salton Sea) Excellent work :)
It is toxic because it is confusing, in order to do the things that the 'people' claim, it implies a punishment to you. You WON'T be happy, event if you try harder. (dissapointment with yourself!)
there's nobody more of an expert at arguing than a brit....."don't tell me what to do...EVER..."..or "what's that supposed to mean??"...i know from "experience....:-)
just when you say "have a nice day"......
Thank you
hi I am your new student(subscriber :)...are you British or from another country teaching English?
thanks
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Exaggerating. I’ve told you a million times Don’t Exaggerate.
Jade, you sound like more phycologist than a tutor in this video... 😊 (note: this is not toxic language). I proud of Jade that she is very genuine and having a good soul.
I wish I had a British accent. I would never shut up :/
Lol! Try to imitate the best you can. ;) I love the British accent as well.
Lmfao
remember too there are several different accents even down the road from someone. its very interesting if you want to research it more :)
Your lesson intrigued me to look into Marshall Rosenberg, and I liked the way you teach. I really appreciate it.
This lecture is beyond the English. It's more like psychological training. If I or someone can add subtitle this lecture might be a very good communication guide for many individuals. Thank you.
- incredibly impressed with this lesson - Thanks Jade!
What happened to the proper British person who wanted everyone to speak proper British English and eschew Americanisms? You are using the language of an American psychologist. There is nothing British about this at all!
Toxic language is often honest. It is the result of experiences people made. I like your lessons, Jade.
Really really nice video you've made. Yeah, I'm thinking that sometime I myself saying sort of those things. Thank you reminding me.
Thank you for your mention of Marshall Rosenburg in your description box.
I have found several of his videos on YT here that I have saved.
I'm hoping that after I listen to everything, he can teach me a new way to say things better
Jade, I have enjoyed so much this video. I see you are a smart woman with strong ideas. The way you speak about our behaviours by humanity, remind me how I want to treat the others and vice versa. The last thing you was talking about is one of the things that feminism wants to eliminate, and I hope to see the day when it happens before I die. Thanks for be yourself
thanks for sharing. this is one of the best videos I have watched on these kind of topics. What you cover here is much more than languages. It touches on communication with people, psychology, & manners and etc. Thank you again
Nice to see you, Jade!
I might wanna talk about it with my family. You made me it words that I was thinking about!
Thank you so much... I really enjoy learning Toxic language lol... I mean I have learned a lot. :-D
Trully, a great English and life lesson!! Congratulations!
True and accurate "violent" statements often Do Apply ! Oftentimes the "victim" Needs/Deserves such truth. Threats are usually a reality. Sugar Coating Can Dilute effective communication. "Violator" can be setting boundaries and stating intolerance of a behavior in defending oneself. Some people only understand this language.
19:27 I loved that part😂 I love you Jade
Dislikes are from Toxic People
I checked your other videos and loved them so much! You are so intelligent that you bring those lessons to a level of combination of language and human behaviour study. I really like the way you teach English to us! Keep up with your great work please!
Oh, Jade, I agree with the woman who wants to throw the dinner in the bin; how is her husband late?. A man must keep his word with a woman especially when the last one is his wife. Yes, there's no point in eating when he is late.
How if we can't control our emotion
People just need to grow a thinker skin and become more self confident. If you believe in yourself others words if objectionable are just words.
I really appreciate your pronouncination which is a great help in improving mine. Your forays, however, to other areas (as pop-pschychology in this specific case) are very annoying for me and very noxious for people who can't recognize your appalling shortcomings (limited knowledge, no appropriate training, obviously low IQ, etc) for those fields. Couldn't you refrain from moving out of your depth (your comfort zone, if you prefer) simply for the sake of these others and make your money from something less noxious?
There are also fashions with this, especially on social media. At the moment (2023) saying someone is a narcissist is very common, for example, even though in reality narcissism is a very specific psychological condition.
Thz fact is that nowadays people consider everything as an agression. ... so I suggest you don't speak to anybody ... this way you don't take the risk of offending people. This world ...
You make my days happyer
Hi Jade, this is a good lesson!
Thank you , the video is so great and helpful.
I needed this (both for grammatical and ethical purposes), so thanks!
Thank you for your lessons! They really interesting and informative.
My abusive mother with Narcissistic Personality Disorder said every single one of these.
why do you take a long time to post a new vid?we miss you
Are you both from Isreal?
Alex Nascimento no I'm sorry.. I wrote that by mistake.
yes from israel
The endearing goofiness reminds me of Dolores O'Riordan (Cranberries). Love it.
Love your videos;you’ve shown me so much stuff, thanks
Lovely lesson. Thanks.
I'm first ,,
Peace be upon you
i hope you don't mind me saying but i think you should wear some make up for the videos x
U need to watch this video with 1 : 25 speed for sure
Your lessons are very interesting! I always watch them with pleasure!
I never met a person from the UK that used toxic language... you guys are super polite!
You should have gone to a pub in Stoke on Trend on a Saturday evening.
today we found out that miss jade was abused as a child :(
Great content as always. Please keep it up!
Wow...you actually have no idea how helpful this video is to me on a psychological level on my own journey of healing. Sounds so cheesy, but seriously! I'm going to be looking into Marshall Rosenberg work!! This came at the right time, and so much needed!
Good video, I realize I'm toxic in communication towards my family at times of stress. Thank you for helping me see this version of myself, taking full responsibility and control of my emotional responses from now on.
Min 13:48 wanabe
Thank you, Jade. It is really helpful. I was using 'should' a lot for making recommendation but I think you are right. It will be better if I don't use a lot.
Yikes I may be toxic 🤔🤔🤔🫣🫣🫣
Great, toxic words. I'll expand my vocabulary for my online gaming chat afternoons...
Uncalled advice must be treated carefully though because legit criticism can also be shoved here in order to avoid facing responsibility or one's flaws.
i don't know how i understand everything you You said. Is it because You want to be understand?
Hi dear & lovely Jade. 😊 Thanks a lot !!! 🤗🌸 (PS: "Fine Young Cannibals - She drives me crazy" 1989 😉)
I've experienced this kind of treatment in home
"In home" or "at home" in this case Jade? Thanks..
Jane Maciel At home
King To Angel thanks
Being toxic suits you !
Jade's best lesson ever!
Amazing!
I really enjoy your videos and the way you explain things!
Thank you very much. Indeed a Great Explanations
Other people are hell
What a beautiful girl! By the way, good english class.
Beautiful blouse. Pretty teacher. Useful lesson. Huge gratitude
I'm here
Thank you for this great work , I will be waiting for the next video.
Instant fan here
Pleased comers neared the lesson...thanks you 🙏🙏🙏
So cute babe
I always said: If you want to learn a language. start with the foul words.
Jade you*re fantastic teacher i have learnt a lotwith you , thanks!
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I love your accent \\ just like gold\\ as 4 me -- as 4 me
Your manner explaining perfectly (excellent teacher )
awesome
BE WISE ON ACTION ALSO THE WORDS ,BECAUSE BOTH CAN HURTS.
cheers for tutorial. Extremely useful. Cheers Jade
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Very useful video. Thanks a lot