Dr. John Gottman

You know, I'm not sure that's true because people love you.

Well, the problem is that the person who's contemptuous, that person's immune system also degrades over time. Right.

Well, the problem is that the person who's contemptuous, that person's immune system also degrades over time. Right.

Well, the problem is that the person who's contemptuous, that person's immune system also degrades over time. Right.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

I was thinking of this couple where her husband got very upset and said to his wife, Joyce, do you think you're better than me? And she said, better than I. Oh, yes.

I was thinking of this couple where her husband got very upset and said to his wife, Joyce, do you think you're better than me? And she said, better than I. Oh, yes.

I was thinking of this couple where her husband got very upset and said to his wife, Joyce, do you think you're better than me? And she said, better than I. Oh, yes.

So that's information, but in the context, it comes off as contempt.

So that's information, but in the context, it comes off as contempt.

So that's information, but in the context, it comes off as contempt.

I was thinking about. Can I finish? Sure.

I was thinking about. Can I finish? Sure.

I was thinking about. Can I finish? Sure.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

In fact, I was really moved by your story of how when you were at Harvard, and you went along with your friend to the Harvard Lampoon, you really found yourself. I did. You really found, you know, humor as a way of really expressing who you are.