Being Emotionally Available | Alison Armstrong

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Alison Armstrong

Alison Armstrong

Жыл бұрын

We're thrilled to share this replay of Alison Armstrong's live broadcast about "Being Emotionally Available." After watching, please share in the comments what you discovered!
Alison answers the community questions like:
If my boyfriend is emotionally unavailable does that mean he's unstable?
What tips do you have for my husband to be more emotionally available?
Why am I attracted to emotionally unavailable men?
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@Dawn2Dusk23
@Dawn2Dusk23 Жыл бұрын
"You don't have to get men to love you. They are born loving us. Just don't keep doing the stuff that has them stop. It's something not to earn, it's something not to blow. And they value authenticity so much. Be real. Be real and you can't not be loved. Because it's already there for them."
@dacelikethefish587
@dacelikethefish587 Жыл бұрын
As a man, it is hard to express how profoundly validating this is to hear a woman say.
@Adrianna777
@Adrianna777 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much miss Alison ❤this is mind-blowing 🤯 the more I learn about men the more I love them and this is coming from a woman who never had positive father figure in my life and as a child I got the message that men were bad, cheaters, horrible and they will always leave you.. keep up the good work 👏 👍 ❤️
@AlisonArmstrongVideos
@AlisonArmstrongVideos Жыл бұрын
You're welcome :) Thank you for sharing!
@serenitycarino3202
@serenitycarino3202 Жыл бұрын
My great grand mother called her husband and, by extension, all men “dirty devils”. I was raised by nothing more than that. I felt safe enough to get married at 42, after a few years in therapy for Complex PTSD. I admitted I don’t know much about any kind of healthy relationship with a man but I’ve known this man on and off for 7 years and ,since therapy, I have learned healthier skills and I felt safe marrying him. My husband is also a trauma survivor so the new relationship has layers. We’re 3 months in and are already getting counseling for the level of damage being done in our marriage. I can’t afford the classes, but I am here to learn and do what I can to step up in my share of the marriage commitment.
@insighttoincite172
@insighttoincite172 Жыл бұрын
O.M.G.!!!! I am so full of joy and excitement right now. I'm going through the Queen's Code class right now and EVERY point along the way has been so timely in what I'm experiencing in my relationship. When I'm faced with a dilemma, something in Alison's content opens up my situation in a whole new light! For example, today I was debating whether to have a geniune conversation with my BF to get an understanding on something he does. I've learned that I also need time to go deep into my well and process my feelings against what I've learned via Alison. In practicing this for myself, THEN asking my BF for clarification, has proven extremely successful! BUT today, I dont need the conversation! Everything that was coming up inside me had everything to do with me, not him. By having this specific conversation was only for my own insecurity...and guess what, I gave up living in place of insecurity a few years ago. Once I recognized this, I couldn't help but see how much Alison's teaching is helping me become a better person for myself!!! Just the mere glimpse of how I becoming and how I will be with all men in the future is overwhelming and beyond words! 🥰🤩🤯🥳💝💖🤗😁
@Nipponsuki
@Nipponsuki 6 күн бұрын
I think I have to listen to this a few times to wrap my head around it. I wish I had known this information sooner, better late than never. There is just so much division in the dating world right now men hating on women and women hating on men and there is really just so much misunderstanding and miscommunication going on.
@mav9527
@mav9527 Жыл бұрын
Interesting, honor and friendship go hand in hand for me. Honoring someone is the action of friendship.
@RachelsResults
@RachelsResults Жыл бұрын
I have loved your work for a long time and THIS IS WHY! 🙏🏻
@AlisonArmstrongVideos
@AlisonArmstrongVideos Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@vivalamanika
@vivalamanika Жыл бұрын
This may be the most beautifully enlightening session with Alison in my two years of listening.
@princessleah888
@princessleah888 8 ай бұрын
WOWOWOW 😮 I am in tears at these revelations. All I want to be is safe for my love, but I didn't realize how much I was accidentally hurting him repeatedly with my emotional dishonor and betraying his secrets. 😢 ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@kbouwman64
@kbouwman64 Жыл бұрын
Wow! You've helped me tremendously with this one. There are a few specific exchanges I have had with my wife of 39 years that made me so angry at the time. Ever since I have struggled to understand why I feel such intense emotion when I remember those exchanges. Some of those exchanges were over 20 years ago and I am conscious now of my heart pounding as I write this. You've given me the words today for those feelings. I imagine I will be having a difficult conversation with her about this. If history is any guide, there will be healing and understanding after some anxiety and tears. She loves me deeply, as I do her, so I am confident that this will ultimately make us stronger. BTW, I understand better why she did what did now, and that helps too. Thank you!
@Sheriddaan
@Sheriddaan 5 ай бұрын
This was extremely eye opening and I can see exactly where I was all wrong 😂 thank you 🙏🏾 ❤
@rossdouglas4615
@rossdouglas4615 Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@ellanun5642
@ellanun5642 Жыл бұрын
Thank you. This is so insightful
@adambert3382i
@adambert3382i Жыл бұрын
Yeah!!! More content!!!
@lisaallen2809
@lisaallen2809 11 ай бұрын
Excellent thank you!!! I learnt so much.
@dayannadelarosa7620
@dayannadelarosa7620 Жыл бұрын
Wow wow wow wow THANK YOU! I can see clearer now 😍
@thaliakate444
@thaliakate444 8 ай бұрын
I love Alison’s vibe and message ❤
@reggaespiritdance
@reggaespiritdance 7 ай бұрын
Simply the best! ❤❤❤you !
@felipeherrerasalinas9488
@felipeherrerasalinas9488 11 ай бұрын
This channel and author is one of the most important in the world. Pass the voice because I suspect this is shadowbanned.
@kayyy.beeeee6173
@kayyy.beeeee6173 6 ай бұрын
I once asked him what made him happy. He said, “you.” I completely questioned how I possibly made him happy because he never showed me the way I needed. Did not realize the impact this had of his perception of my being safe
@CatherineInColorado
@CatherineInColorado 9 ай бұрын
This video was profound and I will work on retaining as much of the insights in it as I can. I appreciate you Alison for putting all of this into the KZfaq universe. 🙌 🌟💛
@MuseSunflower
@MuseSunflower 8 ай бұрын
I never understood why this was such a big deal for some women. I have an issue with men being too open with me, because I don’t pressure them and they feel safe 😅 They open up when you give them space to be themselves. The elephant in the room many don’t admit is that they are prying for men’s emotions to make something within themselves feel better. Nobody wants to feel like an object being used to fill your need for validation They can feel it’s not about them it’s about you trying to prove something
@jackdeniston6150
@jackdeniston6150 7 күн бұрын
Godham you are so right. All the ´6 foot, 300k income, musclebound´ demands are the same thing. It is also the living vicariously through my adventures, or bad boy crims. The thrill without responsibility
@francelemieux
@francelemieux Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry, I didn't know ... Thanks! 🙏☮️❤️
@nderezic
@nderezic Жыл бұрын
Men seek love, women seek safety ...
@Dawn2Dusk23
@Dawn2Dusk23 Жыл бұрын
"Hero" by Enrique Iglesias
@russneese1004
@russneese1004 7 ай бұрын
My patience with Alison is, I have to get over her Barbie voice to wait and wait until I get gems of good content. It’s somewhat excruciating, but worth it.
@rental226
@rental226 3 ай бұрын
Absolutely agree. Excruciating to listen to her and I also need breaks. I suspect she’s (unintentionally?) developed a childlike way of speaking that appeals to and disarms men. But to women it’s horrible to get through bc it makes us feel like children being spoken to by our babysitter/caretaker. Maybe men are drawn to this in a positive way bc western society/3rd wave feminism relates to them in a negative way and the Barbie voice makes them feel safe?
@clairegillies530
@clairegillies530 Жыл бұрын
I’m a baby mama of a man who never told me he’s married. He wants me to surrender formal child support and sleep with him or he will never interact with the child. Now tell me, is this man desiring to do ‘the right thing’??
@michaelsanchez8457
@michaelsanchez8457 Жыл бұрын
Some women will reject 99% of men and go straight for a Narcist. Get a good lawyer. Learn about why people attract Narcs. Narcs play a win/lose game, and they don't play fair. I actually tend to go straight for BP girls, which is just as bad, or worse. The facade of a personality problem is a mask. You are attracted to a mask, which is designed to make you lose. A normal guy doesn't need a bribe to see his children. That's not a red flag, it's a biohazard nuclear waste sign.
@jim2386
@jim2386 Жыл бұрын
Sounds like a bum. But you chose him and chose to sleep with him without being married first. That’s a choice you made and it comes with risks. …..equal blame and accountability to go around.
@josephzsoka874
@josephzsoka874 Жыл бұрын
Well, why did you open your legs to this man ? ... you made the choice of having sex with him, without birth control or properly investigating his attachments... you must face the consequences of your choice. Grow up.
@Dawn2Dusk23
@Dawn2Dusk23 Жыл бұрын
@@jim2386 YES! 🙌🏼
@clairegillies530
@clairegillies530 Жыл бұрын
@Der Grüpfer define whore in this context?
@IntuitiveHealingLife
@IntuitiveHealingLife Жыл бұрын
Oh realizing this now, the men have the impulse of attraction but the restrain themselves, they are not then in the space to connect and open up emotionally, but that’s what women need to have sex, so many times after sex men are in the state of sharing. Only question is how to feel safety in the first place when all I want is to connect but the guy is having this sexual urge?
@daniela.abendstern
@daniela.abendstern 10 ай бұрын
That's such a good question! If anyone has an answer to that, let us know 🥲
@Theprincessinyellow
@Theprincessinyellow 10 ай бұрын
I guess I’m still having a hard time with the idea that men love more deeply than women because I’ve seen and experienced most men around me being apathetic and hurtful towards women they claim to love without remorse. I’ve seen men do what serves them no matter who it hurts without so much as a passing thought to what is right. I of course know of men who are respectful and nice but overall I just don’t see the depth and care and selflessness and honor that you speak about.
@thaliakate444
@thaliakate444 8 ай бұрын
Good question. Are they healthy mentally and financially stable adult men? Or just big boys?
@nigelharvey640
@nigelharvey640 2 ай бұрын
Sex (read: intimacy/closeness) is intimately tied to consequences for women. Their relationship with reality is one of perpetual consequences for the most meaningful feeling in the world, love. They live in a world where loving the wrong person can lead to suffering, loving too many people leads to violence, loving at the wrong time leads to an entire shift of life direction. Love, for women, is a burden they value highly and struggle with early. And that love & intimacy embodied in sex is thus intimately tied with safety from those consequences. The more a man is free from the 1000 ways she senses loving him could threaten her emotionally or literally, the more she is drawn to him. So in contrast, when they look at men, they see a person who seems to be unbothered by the countless consequences that comes with sex, intimacy, and having love. In her eyes, men are blind to the countless little dangers they are producing with their very being. They seem to not even notice or care about what they do that makes things worse for others. They just rush towards what they want, Love, Sex, without consideration NOR the consequences for that action, if they so choose. The look free and stupid and perpetually carving a path of destruction. Just that some do it more than others. This is what it sounds like you basically see. And any woman would see this if they looked at men critically from their own pov as a woman because Intimacy = Consequences for women. But men don’t experience themselves or the world this way at all. Men see themselves as already dead in a dead world. And Intimacy is Life, the only living thing in this plane. If they want to be safe, they feel intuitively that they need to know how to generate that themselves. They feel are the wall against their own death, and that Intimacy, Love, or Care is not even a chess move to decide their fate. It is a luxury item. they do not experience some Love as right or wrong to choose because regardless of the choice Love will not shield him away from violence or death. Unsafe is Life for men, not really something you are, more or less of, in any situation - UNLESS you know how to Force safety out of the situation. The result is a very firm identity, and strength that comes from being grounded in the worst case scenario in our minds. Men’s non-emotionality (to whatever degree he has it) comes from an early understanding that garnering Love, crying, and pulling on the heart of others does not help us at all. People lose empathy for you when you are around 10 yrs old, and after that, any thought of “choosing the right love” for the right consequences, go out the window. Women often feel childlike to men, because women still have this sense that they remember having back when they were kids that they lost long before. So when men look at love and intimacy with women, what they see is “The finish line”. A return home. Being welcomed back into the only place that made life worth living. And to get in that place we do anything women say will get us in. Obviously todays era of women are giving tremendously confusing mixed signals but in the past, that always meant be courageous to die for me. Be wealthy enough to take care of me. Be wise enough to lead me. Be smart enough to negotiate our needs from the world on my behalf. And for nothing but the love of his wife & the production of kids, a man would do it. If a man was a woman, he would not put himself in harms way, alone for another woman. You don’t hear of the countless women who put their lives on the line for the men they love. But for men it’s normal. Because we just love women. I guarantee that for men, if women didn’t exist, we would not have society or civilization. This is truly a dead world for us. We would not create beautiful things. We would not invent things that make life easier. All of society has been driven by men doing things and working on things that he feels will get him enough recognition and leverage in the world to provide a life for himself that could afford him a wife, a woman who can love him all to himself. If he couldn’t get a woman, he likely just wouldn’t go to work. Wouldn’t invent, wouldn’t fight the war, wouldn’t work the sewage, wouldn’t climb the skyscrapers, wouldn’t cross the oceans, wouldn’t learn the arts. Nothing. We’d all just sit around in peace OR fight. Because it’s literally the cheapest way to exist in a world where you are destined to die. And that’s the main thing men care about. Women are the luxury “item” of near infinite value, that make the most uncomfortable efforts worth it. That makes keeping society alive worth it. For some, they look at her, this luxury item as an object. For others they look at her like an angelic human being. But the undeniable thing is her inherent value. And the chaos that women see men cause in regard to safety is only a result of: A. an awareness that in comparison to Death, even the worst treated person is fine (bc this is men’s standard for safety. Women’s are far higher) B. They aren’t women & so they do not register particular dangers the way a woman would C. They are urgently trying to get what they want and need Before something more powerful than him kills him (men are always weaker than god/reality & hence why they expect death) D. They are jaded about ever having the love that makes their suffering worth it, and “burns the village to feel it’s warmth” But it’s never because they don’t care about women. Their worst behavior comes when They hunger too greatly for them, if anything. Many men wish they could do away with the joy and fulfillment that comes from a woman’s love or the way he feels accepted when he’s inside a woman. But they are the ultimate validation for him that he is doing something right for someone else, other than himself. Every other action, he feels is under constant scrutiny of God, the bringing of death to those who are unwise in action.
@Theprincessinyellow
@Theprincessinyellow 2 ай бұрын
@@nigelharvey640I’m going to read this a few times to try and understand. Thank you for taking the time to explain
@toomuchinformation
@toomuchinformation 3 күн бұрын
@@nigelharvey640 What an insightful and well articulated comment. It certainly explains why men tend to be quite nihilistic in their approach to life, esp if they don't have - or see little prospect of ever having - a wife and family.
@clairegillies530
@clairegillies530 Жыл бұрын
Child’s 6 by the way. He’s been denying her existence from conception.
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