terminar não é o fim do mundo. — Transcript
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- 0:00Hi, I'm PKB, and there are three ways
- 0:01for you to end a relationship. Two of
- 0:03them are good, and one of them is bad.
- 0:06The first good one is when you end the
- 0:07relationship and get married. So you
- 0:09stop being boyfriend and girlfriend and
- 0:10become husband and wife. Yeah, that is
- 0:12a good way for you to end it. The bad
- 0:13one is when, due to some annoying
- 0:15incompatibility, you end up having to
- 0:17break up. And the last good one is when
- 0:19, due to some annoying incompatibility,
- 0:20you end up having to break up. See,
- 0:22it's kind of like the good and bad
- 0:24breakup have exactly the same reason,
- 0:25because there are two ways it can
- 0:27happen. For example, an incompatibility
- 0:29between you is because the person you
- 0:30love, I don't know, has to move to
- 0:32Mozambique and there's no way for you
- 0:33to go along. So, gee, that's a shame,
- 0:35it's an annoying incompatibility, it
- 0:36can't be reversed, you loved each other
- 0:38, but that's okay, it happens. But the
- 0:40annoying incompatibility we're talking
- 0:41about is if the guy, I don't know,
- 0:43cheats on the girl and beats her. So,
- 0:44look, that is an excellent breakup.
- 0:46Yeah, it's a good thing you broke up,
- 0:47man. How wonderful. So, notice that
- 0:49there is the bad breakup and the good
- 0:51breakup. The good breakup is when the
- 0:53reason for the end of this relationship
- 0:55is a reason worth ending the
- 0:56relationship for. And this is one of
- 0:58those. Because continuing a
- 0:59relationship in that situation is
- 1:01basically you asking to have a gigantic
- 1:03problem in your life in the future. So
- 1:05to avoid that, you simply decide to end
- 1:07it. For example, these days I received
- 1:09a message from a guy saying his
- 1:10girlfriend had told him that if he
- 1:12didn't stop being Catholic, they would
- 1:13have to break up. And honestly, when I
- 1:16read that message, I was absolutely
- 1:18incredulous, because notice this, man,
- 1:20if the devil himself appeared in front
- 1:22of me offering me 100 women in exchange
- 1:23for me stopping being Catholic, man,
- 1:25I'd refuse right away. The very first
- 1:28instant he appeared, I would have
- 1:29already refused. Now, the devil is
- 1:31offering him only one to abandon his
- 1:33faith. Oh, come on, right? Enough.
- 1:35Enough. The offer with 100 is already
- 1:37bad. Now with one, it's a joke, right?
- 1:39It's a joke. In this case, it is a good
- 1:41breakup, because the reason for the end
- 1:42of the relationship was the
- 1:43preservation of his faith. So, look,
- 1:45man, it's obvious that any Catholic
- 1:47must choose the faith, right? Choose
- 1:49God. Yeah, I think it's kind of obvious
- 1:50, right, the situation. But look, even
- 1:53so, despite that breakup, even because
- 1:55of it, he still felt sad, upset, and
- 1:56distressed by that ending. But here is
- 1:59something that must be said to everyone
- 2:01who has recently broken up. And look,
- 2:02I'm going to say something now that
- 2:04might hurt your heart a little bit. So,
- 2:06hold on to your seat. So, here it goes.
- 2:09Since you are most likely young, you
- 2:11are inexperienced, you feel more, you
- 2:12are young. Your feelings right now are
- 2:15much stronger than, for example, those
- 2:16of an adult, or someone who has been
- 2:18through many other things. That is why,
- 2:20if you are young and end a relationship
- 2:22, you have a huge difficulty seeing
- 2:24these good breakups. You broke up for a
- 2:27good reason, because if it had
- 2:29continued, he would be screwed. It
- 2:31would very likely have caused a big
- 2:33problem in the future. So, it's good
- 2:34that it ended now. But what is the
- 2:36point? Since you are young, you have
- 2:39trouble seeing this, because breaking
- 2:41up is what hurts you a lot. You are not
- 2:43able to see right now the good in this.
- 2:45You are only capable of seeing pain and
- 2:46suffering, and that is why you don't
- 2:47like it. It's like a child who doesn't
- 2:49want to get vaccinated because it hurts
- 2:50to get the needle prick in the arm, you
- 2:52know? Notice, the child doesn't care if
- 2:54the vaccine is for their own good, that
- 2:56the vaccine will prevent them from
- 2:57dying from some strange disease. See,
- 2:59the child is only focused on the
- 3:01temporary pain they will feel and are
- 3:03feeling, which is precisely what
- 3:05happens when a young person breaks up.
- 3:07You are staring fixedly at the pain you
- 3:09are feeling and not at everything else
- 3:11around you. It's as if your entire
- 3:13field of vision went blind and you
- 3:15could only look at your pain, wanting
- 3:16it to end. But the point is, and here
- 3:19is a major spoiler, things are not like
- 3:21that. And you need to understand now
- 3:22that things are not like that so that
- 3:24you don't get frustrated in the future.
- 3:26Because look, every dating relationship
- 3:28that exists is meant to end. I don't
- 3:31know if you knew this, but it is quite
- 3:32obvious. Either it ends with you both
- 3:34at a church altar becoming husband and
- 3:35wife, or it will end with each of you
- 3:37going your separate ways. In other
- 3:38words, in fact, every relationship will
- 3:40end, it will have an finish line. There
- 3:42are only two paths, it will end at some
- 3:43point. The point is, it's obvious that
- 3:45when you break up, not marrying the
- 3:47person you love and each going your own
- 3:48way, you're going to feel bad. Yeah,
- 3:50that's natural. Yeah, it's quite
- 3:51obvious, it's expected that this would
- 3:53happen. It would be strange if you
- 3:54didn't, okay? And I would say that the
- 3:56best advice for someone suffering
- 3:58through this right now is generally to
- 3:59cry, as strange as it may seem,
- 4:03generally to cry, take a hot shower,
- 4:05keep crying, it's all good, it's okay,
- 4:07okay, it's part of it, okay? That it's
- 4:09all right. Realize, just as a child
- 4:11gets a vaccine and cries, if your heart
- 4:12aches from this breakup, you should cry
- 4:14too. But it is important to cry for the
- 4:17right reasons. I would say that this is
- 4:19the most important part. And I say this
- 4:21because you should never, under any
- 4:23circumstances, cry when you make the
- 4:25right decision. You can cry because
- 4:27making the right decision brought you
- 4:29pain. That much is fine. But you cannot
- 4:32cry over the decision itself. I would
- 4:34say, you should not regret doing the
- 4:36right thing, doing what is correct. Cry
- 4:38for the path the person had to take,
- 4:40for it not working out, for the fact
- 4:41that you still like the person. Fine,
- 4:43that's okay, but don't regret what you
- 4:45know is correct, what you know is the
- 4:46right thing to do. Like the example I
- 4:49gave of the boy whose girlfriend wanted
- 4:50him to abandon his faith. See, he
- 4:52remained firm in his faith. And note,
- 4:54he will still cry for a little while.
- 4:57He will cry over this breakup and for
- 4:58other reasons, for her not converting
- 5:00to the Catholic faith, for her wanting
- 5:01to take away from him what was most
- 5:03important that he had or any other
- 5:04reason, it doesn't matter, but he can
- 5:05never cry for having made the right
- 5:07decision and not be saddened by it. On
- 5:10the contrary, when the breakup and the
- 5:12pain come, think: despite all this,
- 5:15despite my pain, I did what is right
- 5:17and amidst the pain, I am deeply proud
- 5:20of myself that I did not lose what is
- 5:22most important in me. And see, when he
- 5:26gets past crying for the right reasons,
- 5:28it is necessary afterwards to take some
- 5:29time to reflect, to understand where
- 5:31things went wrong. Obviously not all
- 5:33breakups will be as beautiful and
- 5:34virtuous as the example I am giving,
- 5:36but even in cases where, I don't know,
- 5:37you, for example, have done something
- 5:39wrong. Look, was this breakup your
- 5:40fault, what did you do wrong? Could it
- 5:42be that you were the one to blame? So
- 5:43move past the blame of others, try not
- 5:45to get hurt by it. Try not to let
- 5:46yourself be hurt by what you can no
- 5:48longer control. Give it time, stop
- 5:50dwelling on the past and fill your time
- 5:52with good occupations, because it's in
- 5:54moments of greatest vulnerability that
- 5:55the devil is there tempting us to do
- 5:57evil, you know? And what you are
- 5:59feeling now is a moment of fragility.
- 6:02It’s helpful in these moments to
- 6:03cling to family, the people you love,
- 6:05relatives, good friends, and good
- 6:06entertainment. Close yourself off a
- 6:09little and heal, like a dog licking its
- 6:11wounds. You know, something like that,
- 6:14keeping in mind that in time this will
- 6:16pass. The point is, your role now is,
- 6:19while this pain still persists, I
- 6:22cannot allow it to consume me entirely.
- 6:26I must be the master of myself. And
- 6:29this is important because people who go
- 6:31through breakups end up letting the
- 6:32pain take over and end up doing foolish
- 6:34things. Some end up going down lustful
- 6:36paths of chasing many women and hitting
- 6:38parties. Others fall into a certain
- 6:40depression and deep sadness. It is best
- 6:42not to fall into these directions. It
- 6:44is important to be a man, truly a man
- 6:46or woman, if you are watching me, but
- 6:49stay firm, keep standing, and be
- 6:51intelligent. You are in a moment of
- 6:53fragility, okay? So don't pay attention
- 6:55to the nonsense that your mind will
- 6:57start throwing at you, okay? It is
- 6:59important to recognize your own
- 7:00weakness and understand it, okay? This
- 7:02is the moment to start ignoring my own
- 7:04thoughts, because they will start
- 7:05giving me stupid ideas, so I simply
- 7:07will not heed these ideas. Yeah,
- 7:09that’s interesting. That is basically
- 7:11it. I hope this video could have helped
- 7:13someone, any of you. Well, that's it.
- 7:14I’ll see you tomorrow at 6:30 in the
- 7:16morning. And cheers.
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