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This is Huge! Protecting your partner from their own upset is a guarantee for relationship FIZZLE. You cannot make the relationship “work”. I can NEVER heal what it is inside my partner that keeps poppin’ up in the form of her upset. That's simply not my job (so what if it took me 826 times before I learned it!).
It’s like trying to teach a pig to sing. All I do is waste my time and frustrate the poor pig! No matter how hard I try to "do the right thing", she'll get upset. And I cannot protect her from that. And my making her feel better is only putting blush on a bruise. The only remedy to upset is to feel it 'n heal it.
UPSET ACTION: Let your partner be upset. Now, hold on...don’t be goin’ out there looking for chances to upset your poor partner (I don't want them huntin' me down!). I’m saying, stop “owning” their upset. Hold their hand, tell ‘em you love them, and then let them be upset. Your job is done. As you get out of the way, Healing and Miracles now have room to take over.

Stop pawning your upset off on your partner. Blaming and shaming not only keep them feeling unloved but also keep you stuck in what it is that’s upsetting you. Yuck! It's easy to bring your Gunk and dump it on your partner. It takes guts to own your own gunk.
GET UPSET ACTION: When you feel anger or upset from something your partner did of said, OWN IT! I now step back and tell my partner, “Hey lookie there! I feel upset from what you just said. Hmm. I wonder why. I wonder what that’s all about inside of me. Can we talk about it?” My friend, this has been bringing me unbelievably exciting results…seeing my upset as my buddy not as a darn hot tater to get rid of on someone else!
WILL EVERYONE PLEASE GIVE THEIR UPSETS BACK TO THEIR RIGHTFUL OWNERS SO WE CAN LET LIFE GET ON WITH THE SHOW AND WORK ITS MIRACLES?

I don’t care if you’re shy or not good with words. Thump with your feet if you must! Wink in Morse Code. Sing it! whistle it! Squirt it in snow with mustard! I don’t care how you do it…EXPRESS to your partner.

REPRESSION KILLS LOVE & LIFE & YOU!

EXPRESS ACTION: Talk with your partner about ways you each can effectively express. Encourage and welcome her/him to do so. This is critical to unclogged love my friend! Take turns expressing while the other practices silent LISTENING. You take the lead and set the standard...don't wait on your partner.

Give your partner permission to not be here. Whoa! "Did he just say what I think he said? Let's go get a rope!"
Seriously, if you're functioning out of fear that the relationship will not stay together, you may as well go ahead and end it now anyway. Put it out of the misery that it's fixin' to go thru from your ridiculous behavior that comes from trying to keep the thing together. And then after you put it out of its misery, you two go out to dinner to celebrate and then you can get busy telling the truth, loving full-out and appreciating your partner for being here (vs. expecting them to be because they're suppose to be). Breaking up will get rid of all the fear-riddled rules and gook that do nothing but hold your relationship in a box & keep love from soaring. Get rid of it so you can get back to the love that brought you together in the first place! Let go and let it work!
BREAK UP ACTION: Give your partner your permission to go. Not that you want them to, but that you want to get rid of your own blinding gripping fear of loss that's keeping you from being present and genuine. Then throw a party for two and Celebrate getting back to love! Yeehaw!

Intimacy is found here. My willingness to look stupid, foolish, not good enough, human. Oh my, did he say HUMAN? Well, yes. That’s what we are, right (my apologies to my dog Bob reading this)? And it’s the “human side” by the way that’s our most attractive side. That’s right, we’ve been hiding our best side…the side our partner will feel most endeared to! I cannot tell you how many times a someone will tell me how close they felt to their partner when they "broke down" and became vulnerable.
KIMONO ACTION: Practice being real. Tell them about your fear. About what you’re not very good at. About bad past choices. About things you hide for shame. Also tell them about your secrets, your fantasies, what you desire that you normally keep to yourself. Do your love a favor...be willing to look human.

I want to share with you my personal love story. I think there's something there for you.

 

 

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