Jeremiah Vainerere

Author of The Power Couple’s Playbook. Get Your Copy Below ⬇️

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@stripathi56 The heck was she supposed to do? Jump in? She looked like she was in genuine distress

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@viazcals @Rainmaker1973 Late Gen Z and Early Alpha

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@MMAGamblingTip @Azariel91 The most honest comment on this post.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@HistorianUSA1 “So if we do 10 hours then you’ll pay us more?”

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@koshercockney One is entitled, the other is rude.

No one NEEDS to respect anyone… but it’s the good thing to do.

One may ask for help (for him to move out of the way), but not be entitled to it.

Both could improve.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@ACTBrigitte Saved but not soft.

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@KodyShieldz @ClownWorld If your most basic pizza sucks, it’s only downhill from there. It makes complete sense.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@kevinblue345 Mask on all day at school, release all that pent up stress on her kid. This is not discipline, it’s someone who cannot mangage her mental issues.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

@OsarodionGenie @FearedBuck It’s her business. She can do whatever she wants.

Go work somewhere else if you want to have the morals and values of a heathen.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

“Happy wife. Happy life” is propaganda I’m not falling for.

Why? Because you avoid conflict which is a necessary component of marriage, and you gain no respect by being a doormat.

Tell your wife when she’s acting out, with love and respect.

And always walk your talk.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

Love is patient and kind. That’s bare minimum.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

Save this for when you’re stuck on how to respond to a challenging situation.

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

Your relationship is suffering because you use phrases like:

“You always…”
“You never…”
“What the hell is wrong with you…”
“Why can’t you change…”
“You only think about yourself…”
“You ruined everything…”
“You’re just like…”

[Jeremiah Vainerere @innermansworld]

Instead of “You’re just like…”
Try:

“This reminds me of a past situation that was hard for me.”

“I want us to focus on how we handle this together, not on comparisons.”