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00:00We are talking about our friends who already know that they make possible everything that you see through the screen
00:06of your screen.
00:07Let's talk about the men, but before we start this interview, is that they are of Marte and the women
00:15of Venus?
00:16We are going to see you in the next video and you will tell us what it is.
00:22Let's see.
00:22I'm going to imitate my movement.
00:27Then, put the hand in the nose.
00:35I don't understand anything, Vicente.
00:37Have you understood something?
00:39Regular.
00:44What is the moment you see?
00:45It was to imitate the movement.
00:47And they did what she said, not what she did.
00:52What does it sound like?
00:55You say something and your spouse looks like that.
00:59Or your son, or your son, or your brother.
01:02What is the thing that happens with men and women?
01:04We are so different.
01:05different. And why sometimes we feel so incomprehensible, because really this in a
01:09dynamic of a partner can be, it's really, I don't know how to explain, I don't know how to say,
01:14it seems that he is in a world and I am in another. Is this real? Walter Salazar is
01:19joining us today. I think there is to be some things, but also to put limits in others.
01:24How is Walter? Super good, as always a pleasure to share this topic. I would say that it is
01:35a destacable, but John Gray, in his book, the men are of Marte and the women are of Venus,
01:40I think it is more, but it is a phenomenon interesting, which is the polarization,
01:45it seems to be one against the other. And today we are going to try, in this child, to talk
01:51a little bit more, to conciliate differences and to have relationships much more harmonious,
01:56from the psychoeducation, understanding why men and women apparently are so different,
02:03which leads us to this analogy, or this metaphorical, to think that men are of
02:10one planet and women are of another. And in reality, could we talk about
02:14then of those differences claras, biológicas, and those differences that socialmente
02:19we have been learning and that maybe we are making a lot of damage to each other?
02:23Sure, I think that is important, more than the differences biológicas, that already exist,
02:29very much has to do with that culture, the way in which we were educated, how we were formed, what
02:36we taught, what we taught, how to a child from little tiny, how to a child from little
02:40is the way to the emotional expression, and how to the women, how to let us
02:44scare them, without blaming, without generalizing, but seems to be the tendency that to
02:51A woman is not allowed to cry, even there are certain epítetos or terms that are used with children when
02:57they cry, but the woman is socially allowed to cry and that accompanies during their development.
03:04And then in adult stages result that we have those inconveniences that lead to analyze or mythically this concept through
03:14this little survey or analysis that could be done.
03:19Let's say something very important that is the psychoeducation, Walter.
03:25We have the tools that go with small children and go to large, and also the ones that we have
03:30parents and we want to leave the differences that you said.
03:33It's a matter of one against the other.
03:35So, let's start.
03:36Let's write in the line that is the part if it is a myth or a reality.
03:42That women talk more than men.
03:46What do you say, Jen?
03:47That is a generalization.
03:50I know.
03:51She is very psychoeducated.
03:52No, not a psychoeducation that I have.
03:55No, but it's real.
03:55For me, that is generalization.
03:57I know.
03:57And the evidence that I have.
03:58When one wants to generalize, I have to go to the evidence.
04:01And the evidence that I have to say.
04:01I know a lot of men who are very capable of saying what they feel.
04:05They say what they feel.
04:05They say what they feel.
04:06They say what they feel.
04:07That is a myth.
04:08That is a myth.
04:11That is a myth.
04:12That is true.
04:12I will put here a M.
04:14Even if it is said that women are not being said.
04:19That we are not listening to our voices.
04:20That we have even more words than men.
04:24That we have to speak more.
04:25That we have to speak more.
04:39That isn't right?
04:40the men are of Marte and the women are of Venus,
04:43he says that the man, when he asks a problem,
04:46he goes by his own tools,
04:48in a metaphorical way,
04:50the man is all resolved,
04:51and he tries to find solutions to what he asks.
04:54A situation that would dissipate a lot
04:57if he asked the partner,
04:59look, what you want is to listen,
05:02or give me opinion, or give me solutions,
05:05suddenly the partner can say,
05:07in reality, the only thing I wanted was to listen,
05:10because if the woman,
05:12certainly,
05:13has a greater need to express it,
05:16but it's for a cultural issue,
05:18because so it was formed,
05:19while the man,
05:20the man is more puntual.
05:23Now, as very well said Jenny,
05:26there are men who speak more than a woman,
05:29possibly it was created in an environment
05:32where no one is going to limit,
05:34and then,
05:35there was a better way,
05:37this art of communicating verbally.
05:40Okay.
05:40But, in the practical experience,
05:43we observe that the woman speaks a little bit more.
05:45Yes.
05:45Because,
05:46we said before,
05:47that in average,
05:4820,000 words a day,
05:50that the woman,
05:507,000.
05:51Exactly.
05:52What happens is that the University of Arizona
05:53said,
05:54no, they speak very similar,
05:56what changes is the style,
05:57the style of communication.
05:58And even the content.
05:59And even the content,
06:00that is what you were talking about.
06:01But, well,
06:02let's go with the next one,
06:03if it's a reality.
06:05Let's go with the second one.
06:07The men have less needy.
06:09What do you say?
06:10It's a myth,
06:12totally.
06:12I don't doubt that it's a myth.
06:15Why do you think it's a myth?
06:17It's a myth.
06:18Why do you think it's a myth?
06:18It's a myth.
06:18Because,
06:18I think,
06:18what I was saying,
06:19Walter,
06:20is to confuse a little bit more
06:22in that,
06:22because,
06:23maybe,
06:24they don't communicate,
06:25they don't have that need.
06:27But, of course,
06:28they don't have that need.
06:30Why do they weigh...
06:31since they're teens are saying,
06:32they say,
06:33I didn't know they llore it.
06:34They don't have that need.
06:38They're no need.
06:39They're not just..
06:39they say they're not on the journey.
06:40It's different.
06:41They are just different ones.
06:42They get you to inhale up and follow 기다� Erin.
06:48They go and be like me.
06:51They be family.
06:51They want you to concentrate for area of peace.
06:53A veces el hombre interpreta que si todo está bien, que si hay silencio, todo está en calma.
07:00Pero si se habla mucho, hay algún problema y entonces él busca cómo resolverlo.
07:05Entonces no le permite a la mujer validar sus emociones tal cual.
07:09Las mujeres son más emocionales.
07:11Walt, ¿qué nos decís?
07:13Es socialmente permitido, está socialmente permitido.
07:17La mujer tiende a llorar más, a expresar más.
07:20Tiene un problema, se reúne con sus amigas y expresa sus emociones de una forma abierta, sin limitaciones, sin prejuicios,
07:28sin estereotipos, sin paradigmas.
07:30Más en cambio el hombre tiende a ser mucho más puntual, no se va con sus amigos y empieza a
07:36llorar.
07:36Amigo, lo necesito, escúcheme, estoy viendo tal o cual situación.
07:40Es impresionante ver a un hombre cuando llega a un proceso de terapia psicológica y se abre esa represa emocional
07:46y empieza a canalizar y hablar.
07:48Y aquí sí que desmitifica cada uno de esos ítems.
07:52Claro, qué importante.
07:53Los hombres, entonces esta que le ponemos, otra vez una M.
07:57Una M.
07:58Vamos con mitos, que dice que los estamos aclarando.
08:02Los hombres no saben comunicar lo que sienten.
08:04Uy.
08:05Eso es algo que se aprende, que se enseña, ¿verdad?
08:08Entonces muchas veces el hombre dice, está bien dejarlo ahí.
08:11A veces incluso en terapia es muy revelable decir, pero ¿qué es lo que sentís?
08:15Y no lo puede poner en palabras.
08:16¿Por qué?
08:17¿Qué es lo que pasa?
08:18No sabe conectar con la emoción, se vuelve demasiado pragmático.
08:22Entonces se vuelve un ejecutor, tal como lo veíamos ahora en el video.
08:26Resulta que se le da una instrucción y no escucha.
08:29Él aplica lo que él entiende.
08:32Entonces muchas veces se vuelve muy racional.
08:35Entonces al ser tan racional, la parte emocional de alguna forma la excluye.
08:39Ahora eso se entrena, eso se entrena y en terapia de pareja se ve la viabilidad y se ve la
08:45necesidad de expresarlo.
08:48Porque si hay algo que afecta a una relación, no es lo que se dice.
08:52Porque lo que se dice se trabaja.
08:54Pero lo que no se dice a veces se convierte en enojo, en molestia o incluso en adicciones.
08:59Bueno, le vamos a poner mito también porque lo vamos a entrenar.
09:03Y ojalá ahí en casita usted también pueda hablar con su hijo.
09:06Ahora que decidas de formar también seres humanos que van hacia adelante.
09:10Efectivamente enseñarles y darles esas herramientas.
09:13Las mujeres entienden mejor las emociones ajenas, la empatía.
09:17A ver, la mujer está más entrenada a observar.
09:21Yo diría que desde la maternidad la mujer está diseñada para poder leer.
09:25Además desde la cosmovisión y si analizamos un cerebro de una mujer está desarrollado de una forma más depurada.
09:36Creo que eso es lo que permite ese multitasking, el realizar varias actividades simultáneamente.
09:42Más en cambio el hombre tiende a ser un poco más básico, ¿verdad?
09:45Entonces es una verdad.
09:46El tallo calloso le permite identificar emoción con razón de una forma más fácil que el hombre.
09:53Entonces en este caso si la mujer entiende mejor las emociones,
09:56aunque el hombre podría también entrenarse y comunicar a través de una alfabetización emocional,
10:04una psicoeducación y aprender a expresar de mejor manera sus emociones.
10:08Los hombres evitan malos conflictos.
10:11El hombre necesita estar en paz, necesita estar tranquilo.
10:15La mujer necesita resolver.
10:17Entonces entender estas diferencias nos permite comunicar de mejor manera.
10:22Entonces, a ver, tal vez yo lo percibo distinto, pero yo sé que tu necesidad es expresarlo.
10:28Aquí estoy para escucharte.
10:30Dios por alguna misteriosa razón nos hizo con dos orejas y una boca para que escuchemos el doble y hablemos
10:36la mitad.
10:36Y yo creo que poner este ejercicio a favor de las relaciones nos mejoraría muchísimo.
10:41¡Guau! Eso que acabas de decir es tan cierto, ¿verdad?
10:44Porque eso de saber escuchar, y creo que con amor, que es la mayor fuerza del mundo, ¿verdad?
10:51El hombre, claro, que ya dijimos que puede entrenar un poco mejor para comunicarse mejor, para expresarse mejor.
10:58Y nosotras también, ¿verdad?
10:59A veces nuestro estilo quizás no es el mejor o lo que decimos no está construyendo algo.
11:05Y para finalizar, queríamos cerrar con un mensaje tuyo, Walter, porque no queremos que esto sea una diferencia.
11:13Queremos que más bien nos una y que entre nosotros podamos convivir.
11:18Más que pensar que los hombres son de Marte y las mujeres de Venus, es pensar que todos habitamos el
11:24mismo planeta.
11:25Y que si conciliamos esas diferencias, haríamos de este mundo un mejor lugar para vivir.
11:31No se trata de destacar el problema, se trata de vincularnos desde un mejor lugar, tratar de conciliar esas diferencias,
11:39tratar de entender que si bien somos diferentes, en esa conciliación se logra la maravilla de una convivencia sana.
11:47He observado mayores diferencias entre dos hombres o entre dos mujeres que entre un hombre y una mujer.
11:53Así es que esto se puede corregir.
11:55La última definitivamente es una verdad, pero eso se puede modificarse.
12:01Y en terapia de pareja, ciertamente, se aprende a enfrentar el conflicto,
12:04porque un conflicto no atendido se cronifica y puede generar en una disolución de una relación
12:11que atendida a tiempo puede haber cambiado.
12:13Entonces, más que sacar diferencias, es conciliar esas diferencias, vincularnos desde un mejor lugar
12:21y tratar de hacer mejor las cosas.
12:23Alinearnos, hay que hablarlo.
12:24Walter, te agradecemos muchísimo, de verdad.
12:26Este tema realmente lo queríamos poner porque a veces nos sentimos, ¿verdad?,
12:30como con esta incomprensión, yo digo, yo hago y hoy nos traen mucha paz
12:33porque al final de cuentas mucho de eso está en nuestras manos.
12:36Gracias por eso.
12:36No, con muchísimo gusto, como siempre un placer.
12:38Sí, está muy bien, Walter.
12:39Ahí están entonces las redes sociales de R. Walter Salazar, psicólogo.
12:43Y si quisiera también una cita en Transformando Vidas, se la pueden dar, 8772-7069.
12:48Saludos.
12:48Gracias.
12:49Muchas gracias.
12:50¡Negra!
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