Andrew Huberman

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Yeah, we're sort of veering towards compatibility when I say, you know, if I were to, you know, ask a close family member, you know, like, what's great about the relationship you're in?

This is a woman and she'll be referring to her male partner in this case.

She'll generally talk about the things that he does and the things that he is able to do in support that may or may not even require the ability to speak.

Now, he's not aphasic.

You know, but, you know, it's more about like what he does.

And when we've had conversations on this podcast in the past about kind of relationship glue and things like that, it's like, oh, that they always like, you know, one person always seems to like make the bed by time I'm back from the bathroom in the morning.

And you're like, no, my turn.

Or the other person always sets out the coffee or something.

It's the little thing phenomenon.

Rarely is it like, sometimes it's a note, but rarely is it like,

Yeah, I love the way, you know, he strings together, you know, sentences or something.

I love the way that, you know, she describes this thing, you know, so it's often about actions, at least in the observing the qualities of the positive qualities of the male partner.

And that's very kind of.

But I think that it just it's a kind of window in my mind into the difference between the quote unquote exploration and courting process.

Although the courting process, what people do arguably matters more than what they say.