Paul Carrick Brunson
TV personality
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Sep 27, 2026
Begin Again Moments: How To Communicate When Love Gets Hard
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Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So therapists are incredibly brilliant at this, but you can also be healed by a, a counselor, which is slightly different than a therapist.
Ep.20 | Can You Build Chemistry From Scratch? With Dr. Lisa Paz and Paul C. Brunson
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Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
Right, so my take on this is that they would be a unified group you know, couple, right, in the 30 years.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
The point is that we all talk about what we think that we need, but ultimately we just want someone who's going to be kind to us, right? And I think ultimately the trap that so many of us fall into is in this long list of things.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
You know, when I was matchmaking, when my wife and I had a matchmaking practice probably 15 years ago, we would have some clients walk in with 150 items on their list.
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Married At First Sight: Compatibility vs. Chemistry w/ Dr. Lisa Paz & Paul Brunson
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Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
My wife and I had a matchmaking, uh, business here in the States, and what we would do is we would interview the friends and family of our clients.
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Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So in, in the initial workshops, I'll often give a bit of advice and see how it's received.
10A: August 13: Daveed Diggs Talks “The Boys” | Matchmakers Help Viewers Navigate Relationships | Alex Guarnaschelli serves a summer dish
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Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
The harder the conversation, the higher quality of the relationship if you can repair.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So I also, I will always advise to couples, if you're having a hard time having a conversation, start off writing a letter.
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How To Date Again (Without Losing Yourself): Begin Again Moments
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Davina McCallHOST
but half of them is quite happy because for the 50 and 40 year olds, like, well
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
And the reason why I feel so happy, I'm more happy because, all right, I'm going to connect it to research.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So Eli Finkel out of New York has done some research around the satisfaction rate in relationships, in marriages.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
He found that 80% of marriages today are not, they don't feel satisfied with their partner.
Classic: About Dating, with Paul Brunson
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Joe MarlerHOST
How did you become an expert in dating and relationships then? What made you go, did you watch Hitch and go, I want to be
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Most Replayed Moment: Why Does Commitment Feel So Scary? How to Build a Strong, Lasting Relationship
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Steven BartlettHOST
Which, which again proves this up-and-to-the-right thing, but there's just not enough men up and to the right, so there's gonna be a lot of women that are somewhat dissatisfied according to this.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
If, if I'm really interrogating this, is one is, it's talking about highly-educated women.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So we know that highly-educated women are, on, on average, dating hypergamously, right, which is what you're talking about, up.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
So it's someone who's dating someone who has the same or higher level of education, the same or higher level of financial resources, and why is that? Because that's the script that society handed to women to say, "The only way you can survive is by finding a man who can deliver this to you," right? There's th- and, and I think we have to accept where it came from.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
It was this terrible society of, "You know what? You're not going to be safe unless you find a man who could provide." But you fast-forward to, to, to today, a large percentage of high, highly-educated women are dating this way, but that's not all women.
Paul C. BrunsonGUEST
The other part is, yes, are women beginning to out-earn men and out-educate men? Absolutely.
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Steven BartlettHOST
Do you really think this is the answer to this? Do you, or do you not believe that there's a big evolutionary component to attraction, selection, preferences? Like, because I, I, I'm struggling to believe that society is the only reason why we're, why we pick certain people, and I, I do part of me wonders and slightly worries that we've, we've almost desi- accidentally, inadvertently designed society in such a way where what we're looking for no longer exists necessarily, so we have to confront this new reality that, in fact, we're gonna have to adjust some of our preferences if we are gonna be happy and find what we're looking for.
