El Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil - 153: Amor en cuarentena, con el Dr. César Velasco
Episode Date: February 15, 2021Esta cuarentena nos ha desconectado del contacto físico y de las escapaditas románticas con nuestra pareja, pues las salidas a cenar y al cine se han quedado en pausa. Si esto ha afectado a tu relac...ión de pareja y necesitas reinventarte para sacar a flote el amor en tu relación, te conviene escuchar este episodio. En esta semana del amor regresa al podcast el Dr. César Velasco, quien nos ayudará a descifrar cómo lograr que el amor sobreviva a pesar de la cuarentena. ¿Qué puedes aprender? ¿Cuáles son los secretos de las parejas exitosas en estos tiempos de cuarentena? ¿Cómo puedes sacarle jugo al encierro para mejorar tu relación de pareja? ¿Cómo saber si estás con la persona correcta? (aquí encontrarás un test para averiguarlo) Sigue al Dr. César Velasco en sus redes sociales: Instagram: @drcesarvelasco
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The COVID has changed the form in
that we've,
we've been,
we've been,
we've got to
the becettos,
the appretone
of the man,
those times
when we saw,
when we'd bea
a brazo effusive,
almost we'd have
aftime,
now if at a caselo,
or we'd say
like,
like,
like,
doing y'emaste,
namaste,
and well,
and the parkees,
peor tantito,
where did the
cenita romantic,
media,
light, in the
restaurant favorite,
the restaurant favorite,
the
the end of the
time
we're going to
miss and then
then they're
going to
the posto
out of the
place where
has kept to
all this
carino.
The pandemic
us has
disconnected
physically but
today we're
going to
what are just
what are doing
the people
are doing the
that is what
it's what
it's what we're
to do you
and what we
do not
we're
to do
for that
the
love, the
situation, the
relation
of the
family
a person
episode 153
Amor in
Quarentana
we're
we're goings
The podcast of Mark
Antonio Regil is a production
of RGL Entertainment
and all those
those are reserved.
And to talk of this
thing that all
we benefit,
we'll give us a
new to podcast
to Dr. Cesar Velasco
conferencist,
professional,
psychotherapist of
a pairha
with 25 years
of experience
in Mexico and
and Spain
and promotor
of the
revolcated
in the pasto
with,
no you can
revoke
in the pasto
with a
disan a
question,
you know
I'm a
I'm a
I'm a
when I'm
chiquito,
was monaglio,
I was,
I was at the Misa,
the other things,
and I was,
and I said,
look,
what beautiful,
what's,
what's,
what's,
you've been with,
with the past,
with the grama in,
in the,
in the,
and the,
but today,
how you know,
this,
I'm a,
thank you,
and thank you,
and thank you,
to be with
talking to be
talking to us.
Oh, yeah,
that's been
going,
the pandemic
has changed
all, and
there are
people,
that are
that are
what are
doing,
and there
are the
other people,
the dating
not was
very active
the pandemic
ended up
terming
with all
what's
what's going
in the
life of
the
parents
well
well
there's
there's
there's
there's
about the
principle
you
you know
of how
you
about the
divorces
in China
and these
cifras
aterradors
of
violence
infimil
because
they were
passing
more
time
in
house
so if
there
had a
problem
in
house
it
was
a
more
all was a catastrophe.
Today, a year
after,
we have
more a vision
more complete
of the scenario
of what has
occurred in the
relations of
a marriage,
which is to
we're going
to start.
And not
only there
bad news,
not there's
good news.
Because there
there's like
a bad
lecture of
Darwin that
says
that the
organisms that
are the
most fervent.
And Darwin
not said
that.
Darwin what
said is
that the
organisms that
are
the
are the
more to
the
way to
the circumstances
and the
reality
is that
there are
there
are
that are
better
to be
the
circumstances
than
other
there
have
to
understand
that
the
pandemic
and
the
consequences
in other
things
financial
of
the
health
evident
the
the
encirro
the
are
situations
one
in
not
unestperated
is
we
were
not
nobody could prevene that this
occurred,
nor even Bill Gates,
that had written
something of what
going to happen
with a new
pandemic.
These situations
have generated
a level of stress
as to the individuals
and to the relations
much major to the
habitual.
Those are pairs
that were
fractured,
they were
to fracturations.
That is the reality.
So,
the pandemic
what he did
was to
accelerate the
things.
So, so as
how accelerated
the change
to the
digital
that we're
doing,
and accelerated
that the
businesses that
were the
different of the
different
and the
different,
it was that
it was,
it waselered
all,
then in
a pair of
a problem,
it's
more than it,
and so,
and,
and,
there's
other
other pairs,
that,
I,
I,
I have
many,
I've
said,
that I'm
not said,
that's the
more that's
what they're
what they
could have
A pairas that, for example, for this
life, cotidian,
so,
full of compromises,
traffic,
demands in the
work, that
not were,
or they were
very little.
Of a pronto,
they had the
possibility
to be
together for
much more
time,
and to
start to
have time
of quality
that they
did
a,
a species
of re-enquent
in terms
emotional, in terms
sexual, in terms of
projects in common, in terms
of support to the other,
in terms of, let's
now, in relation
to the 14th of February,
in terms of a possibility
much more effective
of expression of the love, in
all its senses.
And,
and so, let's be fractured
what has occurred with them is that
the relation has solidified.
has solidified in the
sense is real,
is a couple
more more
a more sound
with a sensation
of that never
never could have
elected a
person to pass
for this
circumstance
there's a
there's the
key I think
if you're
you're going
with the person
correct
or if you
elects you
then then
the fact
the things
better those
things
better than
but if
you legist
it was
evidente
that you
had taken
a decision
not
adequate
to be
to be
asking to
I'm
I'm
you're saying
there's
that I'm
there's
that you're
doing things
interesting
about the
parties
during this
pandemic and
it's very
interesting and
what is what
is what
is what is
what is
what is
the
people?
There's
there
have been a
number
that's
that's
that's
there
has
done
for example
with the
sexual
there
there
there's
there's
with
Parejas Mexican, the Association
for the Social, of the
I'm a regressor and I'm a professor and
directive during many years,
did an study, evidently,
for telephone.
They were around of 4,000
people, adults,
and they asked them
that had passed with their life
sexual during the pandemic.
And the result was that the 40%
of the persons encustedas
said that they had
affected by the way
negative
the pandemic
is to
the quality
of your
life sexual
has been
a reason
and there
there's
one is
for example
has
has been
the frequency
of the
relations
sexual
because
of the
problem
having to
the
children
for
there
in
in or areas
not
the
not
the
has
has
made
more
difficult
has
I have
a
I have a friend
who's a manor
if you're a manor
if you're
you're casted
the morninger in the
pandemic is at
at the 4
of the morning
5, 5, 30
yeah there are
those kids
get into the
car to the
and all the
11 to the
night.
What other
other thing is
that also the
impact
emotional in
the individuals
and the
people who
have suffered
of depression
of what
we talked
the last
the person
that have
people who
have turned
the
people who
have
have
been
the
employment.
All
those
things affect
directly
for example
the desire
sexual.
So,
although
there's
the
opportunity,
the
people,
don't have
you know,
you know,
see.
Look,
here,
I'm,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're,
we're
doing,
and there's
this,
this,
he's
like,
the love,
it's like
the coffee,
furte,
calient,
and a
day-di-
-di-
-a-
but,
but,
how
you do
do you
do you
hour of
being
surrounded
of the
and if
no there
is normal
that when
when you have
problems
economic
or problems
of health
or you
the stress
the stress
the stress
the
the clas
the
the
and not
only that
it's only
it has a
impact
direct
in the
relation
in the
complete
you
you
you're
you
remember
this
when the
when the
poverty
when the
when the
time
the
difficulties
economic
affect them
affect them
directly
the heart
of the
relations.
Because
they're
to say
the people
that they're
listening
but is
that the
life
sexual
is the
most
important
and they
have
right
Marko
I
think
the
life
sexual
not is
the
thing
what
is that
there is
that is
the
most
important
to
me
me to
explain
that
a
relationship
that
a
person
that
has four patas. And I did four,
how I can't say,
eight. Those four
patas, are like the
values fundamental that
sustain in this relation.
And then we'll
say, the sexuality,
the love, the compromise,
the stability financial,
the status
economic, for each
pair of each pair, are
different. So, suppose
that one of those patas,
the, for example,
the situation financial,
a, one of a
a pair in the
that he or
both
were,
he or
both per
only the
but it's a
but it's
a mess
in a mess
in a mess
fragile,
is that
with any
other
little
that mess
and all the
that's
all the
thing,
so
every
has
has a
different
values,
for many
the
life
sexual is
fundamental.
A couple in that
the life sexual
is a menaceous
or is very
lastimal,
is a
in a relation
fragile
where,
because,
for other
this is
another concept
very important.
No,
there is nothing
that
has been
that sexual,
nor the
stability
financial,
nor the
relations
social,
nor the
compromise,
nor the
fidelityity.
How
nothing
substitute to
the fidelity,
how
stability financial.
So, for more
that you make
the love three
times a day,
if no there,
that relation
is going to be
affected.
And that is the
threat of the
COVID,
that any of
the changes in
those four
patas that
says of the
table, that
that analogy,
that example
has a
example,
that's a
question,
any of those
four patitas
that are
to sustain
to the
table of a
reality,
a relation,
any
the fault
of the
patita,
create a
crisis,
but the
COVID
put
all
the
crisis.
All
the same
time in crisis.
Sexuality,
the theme
of the
emotions,
the
thing of the
stability
financial,
all,
or almost
all,
and that's
the great
thing.
But what is
the difference
of the
parents that
are the
they're doing
to the
that they're
doing?
I'm
I'm
two things.
The first
is this
that we
talked about us.
So,
if it
was a
was a
person,
resilient,
yes,
for
supposed that
I would
support
better
the crisis
and there
another
that's
fundamental
and that's
a
place
a lot of
the
part of the
parties
that has
been
has been
the
communication
efficient
to
see
to
see
what
we're
what
we're
in
in the
other
in the
other
in the
way
to
think that
the
responsibility
is
only
the
other
and
then
So I'd
have to
what's
what's
what you're
going to
respect,
something that
nobody
we can't
do,
for sure.
This,
so,
although
we're not,
we're
we're us,
this,
we're
we're good
for the
opuces,
I never
could have
certain
of what
is going to
not
by the
case,
and for the
heart of
the
part of the
and the
communication
is
I mean,
I have
the
responsibility
to
communicate
me.
And I have the responsibility
to ask you.
And to listen.
And to hear.
That is another
concept fundamental.
Because in the process
of communication
of a pair
actual,
what we
we know,
in the
conversations,
not,
not are people
that are
listening,
but they're
saying,
and that's
incredibly common.
I don't see
if you've
talked to
see it
has taken to
see,
and not
are
listening,
they're,
they're,
they're,
I,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm in the
time,
I'm,
like,
like these
scenes of
the
movies of
the 40s
of the
spachines,
where what
they're
doing is
is stocadas
in one
to one or
when,
it would,
it would,
it would,
it would,
it's
that it's
going to
get the
discussion.
At the
final,
I'm the
reason,
my concepto
is the
adequate,
and you
are
you're
you're
is that you
don't
you're
you're
so that's
because
not we're
I'm going to
talk about the
story you
tell you
you said I'm
I'm going to
yeah
I was I'm
to Puerto
Bayartah
I know
I was
I was
I was a
Costa Rica
oh no
well I
know
I was I'm
okay the
so
but in
terms of
the
relationship
of the
relationship
is that
no
no
no
oh
sure
but is
you
I don't
me has
been, is that you
did this.
No,
but is that the
last year
or the 25
of March of
2014,
you did this
of my mom.
So,
so is a
question.
It's a
question,
who has
suffered more
and have
to be a
other.
And that
obviously,
what he
has a
callehen
without
in that
both are
with the
sense of
that for
that
I'm,
that's,
I'm,
it's,
it's,
it's,
the
Now, now I'm
resentment,
now me
feel lastimated,
and then
less
more than they
do you.
And that's
a sentiment
of despair
very
very sad.
Because then
what it
is a sensation
very dolorosa
that is this
sensation
of being
in the
relationship.
Yes,
because the
thing the
thing the
thing is
we can't do
do you
listen to
listen to
understand.
That's
I'm
I'm just
I'm
If you listen
and you understand,
I'm going to
what you're going to
a good
friend,
a friend of a
time, when you
know, you
know, it's
a few
no you're
not to do you
but it
was there,
you're still,
you know,
to be there to
get that
that's space,
that no
that's time,
that's,
here's,
here's,
here's,
I'm in a buntal
during this
sack of
papas that
I'm here
here here
and he
doesn't,
and he doesn't,
nor he doesn't,
so,
no,
I don't even
no,
the sufficient
as to put
in my pantalones
or in my fadas
just,
no more,
just wants
just a
solidator.
That's a
better than,
a,
so,
million
better than
more than
that's the
bad-accompaired,
because that's the
feeling to
that there
is a connection
there.
So,
and that
does,
and that
doesn't
to the
empathy and
the
compassion.
The concept
traditional
of empathy is
that you
put you
on the
zapats
of the
other.
And to
me
to be
a
I, in the
occasions, I do
do with the
parishes in the
consultory.
A bit,
put the
other.
Those I go
that's
cut in the
sapos and
that's
to put in the
other.
And that's
so can
do you,
for example,
if someone
uses a
number major
of the
thing,
it's a number
minor
is can't
put in
their
so far as
but the
thing is
now
can't with
those
sapos.
That is
the other
part
of the
concept.
So, not only is,
Ponte in the
sapato,
but it's
not the
epit
the empathy at
final is
to
try to
feel the
other.
And that
also,
it's a
concept.
And the
concept of
the
compassion
to
to
who
we're
in this
process
of
the
spiritual
as
your
compassion
comes
of
two
the roots Latinas, one is SCUM,
that is the union, and
Patos is the suffering.
So, so compassion
what's means is that
suffer with you, is
something, that's true,
is a question of a lot, importantism.
But this is not a matter
of manner natural.
That is another
thing that is
very important
that you have to
understand.
So,
no there's
that
was not you
that
fact of
being
a process
that's
that's
that's
that's
with the
practice,
it's
with
being in the
disposition
of putting me
in,
I mean,
I think
that this
is important
for
us, I
do my
effort
for
to hear to try
to understand
what you
live is
being you
not being
you, not
you, and that
when there is
a pair of
a paris that
has this
communication,
this communion
emotional,
spiritual,
sexual,
that is a
secret for the
life sexual.
Because if
the communication
is a
good, the
sexuality
is that
is that when
I what I
do is
basar me
at the
time to
try to
give
to give
to
in the pornography or in what I
read in a book of Strategies Sexuales,
what I'm doing is
actuals, not from me, not from you.
The best amateurs are those
people who are the people
who understand perfect
the necessities of the other
and that they're saying that
each person is different.
What to one has no has,
no has to do not have to,
and this generosity in the carisies,
this generosity in the entreece,
this generosity in the attention.
In explore, in
discovering, in
in seeing that retro-alimentation,
what is what you like?
And be able to learn.
Because if I amyneousy
that, no, it's that I
know that I read that in
that book,
at the 80% of the
women, this position
they can't.
Well, it's the 20%
no, or not you
do you, or what you
did with my other pair
no, man,
to the other pair
I did this and
they'd say in
fowgos artificiales.
And to the new
and you're
to fervas
to continue
doing
what you
do you
do this
and the
time of the
time
with the
time
and we're
we're
we're going to
we're
going to
the things that
the part of
the problem
that's the
problem
that is the
fact of
that had
had
had subed
much
in the
last
the last
but now
with the
pandemic
subio
more
the
pretext
of
we don't
we can't
we can't
be
there
there
a way more,
a
fault of
compromise in
the
parents and
in who
supposedly
is looking
a relationship
and I'm
a little
that's a
pause and
continue we
and I'm
and I'm
and I'm
that the
first number
one,
to manifestar
what you
want to
do that
the path
from the
is synchron
in the
gratitude
as a
style of
the life.
The
style of
the
life of
saying, to
the
systematically, especially when there problems and there
pressure and, Vaya, that we're living
times of retos, is concentrate on what
he has felt. And if you're
to create that story, and if you're the only
story that you're going to tell us, all ratito,
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of experience
saying to
the people,
put in the
sapos
in the other.
That,
that technique
of therapy
me
seems very
good.
Oye,
doctor,
we're talking
that in the
pandemic
has been,
has exacerbated
the,
the,
the fact of
the fact,
I'm saying,
I'm,
I'm seeing
a,
they're,
they're in the
comendor
and they
say,
yeah,
Bebe,
that's of
the
menela
of Rizada,
that's
a marvell
this,
this,
a,
He says,
Bebe,
I want to
live to
your side.
And he
he says,
I don't
think the
best he
rents the
house.
Completely
this,
then he's
also,
also,
the memel of
he says,
he says,
he says,
I'm going
Mole.
And she
and I
want to
to you,
to do you,
to do you,
he's
he's,
oh,
I,
I,
I,
I,
I'm,
I'm,
it's like,
oh,
no,
you know,
I'm
so,
me,
you know,
me,
me,
The fear. And this is,
it's,
it's,
it's,
the new generation, right?
Of the, the,
millennials,
that have another
style of life.
No,
want a house for
all the
life, what I
want to be
going to be
experiences,
no want a
life, I'm
want a moment,
and no
have nothing
of a bad,
right?
No,
they're not
of the
more,
the, more,
the free,
the, the
free, the,
so,
all organic,
and without,
and without,
and so,
we're,
we're,
Every one does what
wants.
But with the
pandemic
it's exaservo
or what
you've seen
you with this
thing of
the fault of
compromise?
No,
no,
Marko.
This is
like a,
a,
like a,
a,
like a,
a new form
to live,
no?
That,
that's,
for much
people,
if,
it's,
so,
it's,
it's,
I think,
it's,
not,
it's of what
I'd,
but it's,
I'm,
if I'm,
if,
if I'm,
if I'm,
the relations of my
my papes, of my
kids, of the
papas, of my
my friends,
of my brothers
major.
It's really.
I don't
want that.
I don't want
that.
And for the other
other side.
The celos,
the drama,
what happens?
And then the
people that's
casted for
years and you
see that are
incompatible,
no?
And the,
the,
the,
the,
the,
the,
he's all
all the
never,
neither care
that God
doesn't,
and,
and,
he does,
like they're like,
like,
in two planets
completely
and one of those
and say,
if that is
being,
why?
You know,
I've been
thought,
I've been
in that,
in this
scenario pre-pandem
let me.
Uh-huh.
Well,
so,
so,
so,
it was,
it was a,
one,
a idea of
a world,
full of
stimulos
that apparently
were very-
to be,
to be,
living in
this world
globalized,
what he
signific about the possibility, for example,
not only of
to get your
country to work,
but we know
many people,
many young who have
emigrated and
study in other
countries,
they're going to
work in those
countries,
you know,
establishes relations
with persons
of your own
culture,
of your
own country,
every time we
see more
more pairs of
cultures
different,
that's
that's
in a third
country.
If,
so,
that,
that,
to,
to,
a,
to the eyes of a
a chica, a
two or 23 years
sonnable.
So,
so,
so now,
for example,
other thing
was,
are these
interchamions
where an
chaba in
Mexico could
pass a semester
in Australia.
So,
so,
so,
I know in Australia,
or,
of this
ideas,
also very
in the
generosity,
of that I
would be
a,
I'd dedicate
a year
to,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
uh,
in Tanzania.
And then
they were in
Tanzania and
it was
that the
world
always was
to generate
these opportunities
of experiences
different,
more,
more intense.
Liberty.
Liberty,
possibilities.
I'm a
citizen of
world,
explore the
world.
Because if
you put
to think,
I'm
to think,
I'm
the
thing of, the
thing to
go to
the
with a car, I'm going to have
baby, and I'm going to have
a baby, and I'm going to live for all the
life in the same place.
If I'm like, well, at least
it's like, well,
for my abelitants,
but...
But this model,
this model,
we have to understand
in terms of
the terms of
historical,
it's as a
second war
world, because
he suffered much
with this situation.
In other
other ways,
in many terms,
what I want for
the rest of my
life is stability,
and certainty.
What is the
form of
doing?
This is the form.
And,
yes,
like you
well,
this image
of a
person,
this image,
this isaburried
and sterile,
a little
attractive,
and,
and,
in a concept
that I
have reflected
much,
that is the
level of
intensity of
emotional
of the
experiences.
Every
we'd
we're
situations
of a
more
intensity,
that me
make
more
things.
And more
stimulus
positive
to be
living
through
of stimulus positive
of emotions
I'm going to
a Patagonia
I'm going to
to Russia
I'm going to
to go to
China
I'm
a Korean
I'm going
to learn
another
idea
adopt a
can't
live in
the world
and so
in all
my experiences
of
I'm
what I
was
I'm
was
experiences
of
more
intensity
yeah
yeah
the
adrenaline
the stinul
the use
the
use of
the
drugs for
the
those
used in the last 20 years
are drugs that are characterized
for generate a situation of
major intensity of emotional.
The stimulants, like the
amphetamines.
So,
all was so, and
for the purpose, that this
vivance of a relation stable,
was exactly
equal to
aburried.
Now,
now,
I don't see if you
have been
in this, Mark.
What are the
two are the
two are the
this circumstance of the pandemic.
In what group of
age have
seen a minor impact,
minor number of
divorces,
menor,
men,
minors bruncas.
No,
I don't know the
idea because
in the
in the parishes
in the parishes
formed by
people of 60
years.
Ah, okay,
okay.
That they've
had been
passed by
situations similar.
Uh-huh.
That they
have a relation
in the
that they
know
perfectly
who is the
other,
where you
don't
no
no surprise,
where you know
what's
what you
and also
with an idea
of that you
know, you
know, you
know, I'm
pasted by
others,
sure we're
going to pass
for this.
Yeah.
Because are
relations,
although to the
eyes of the
people,
they were very
aburried,
very
little attractive,
resulta
that were
they're
an pair of
incredibly
stable.
But one
one,
one
one
They were one of the other, and no
I want to deviant
because we're talking
of the
part of the
in the, in the,
in the, in the,
in the, in the, in the,
in the, in the,
but the factative
of the people of
the people
have been more
of the
year, it was
very different
of the expectation of
someone who's
in his 20s or
those 30s.
I don't
still in my 20s or
but I'm
feel more
to the millennias
that the 60.
But because the,
the,
the people,
my,
my people,
no,
that durer 65 years
of casados,
I did
a embole
and,
And he,
and she,
uh,
his fash and his
vestido to go to
get to date with my
abelito,
that was,
he had got to
get to,
he had to,
the car and he
had the door,
and they were
nobios,
no.
But you were
with them
and they were
completely
different.
So,
they were the
expectation of
that their
was a
part of the
part of the
time that we're
talking about,
my abel was
my abel was
a Catholic
traditional,
he was
he was a
virgin and,
and,
and,
and,
uh,
and,
but you
about my
my
old, and my
my
abuel,
and my
world,
and that God
was,
not was a
person,
and he was,
he was,
he was
in an
other world,
but no
need to
coincididid
in that
part spiritual
to be
to be a
way,
so we
have many
we have
many, I
mean, I
know,
that those
two are the
two,
they're more
less, you,
have a list
more
than the things
that have
to be
going to
be able to
be able,
well,
to see
together
stable, no?
Sure, but if you
fix,
the,
the,
you know,
the point of
what he
is like,
like,
of a necessity
to be sure,
because I'm
much fear of
that you
go to get
to get
because
many,
many of
people,
at the
final,
are children,
are children,
the,
the frequency
of the
frequency of
divorce in
the parents
of 60
years is
much
minor,
in the
people of
45
in
So, so even though many people
young say, well,
how good that's
my father's, because it was an infirno.
At the final,
that experience generated
suffering in them,
but also in the papas.
And they've seen this
suffering.
And then,
of what way I'm
I'm sure of not
not to pass for the
same that were my
papas?
Of what way
I'm sure
that my kids
don't pass in
what I passed?
Well, then,
I'm a list
with 85
requirements for
to be sure and result
that no functioned.
No,
it's said,
ante the pandemic,
they did
know that
no functioned.
So,
for more
requisites
that were
those
were based
not in
experiences of
life
concrete
like this,
or like
a term,
or like a
tsunami,
or like
the
cause,
because
in
no one
was
that was
a part of
that
is something,
that is
you've
you've
no
could know
but
many of
these
young
of these
many of these
parents
have
discovered
an
this situation
of stress
abilities
and
characteristics
of my
pair
that I
know
I know
and that
I
know
and that
now
have helped
and then
then so
is what is
what has
that has
that has
some
new
pairs
some
encagent
and as never
had
been
incajave
never.
I mean,
I'm in
a couple
in consult
before the
pandemic
that had
had been
given
for situations
so,
no,
decisiones
about
to not
not
to buy
a
house
rather than
a
house.
They
were
like
projects
that
not
didn't
coincidences.
Pareh
in the
discussion
for the
that
came
to
the
consultory
was
for the
decision
of
not
to
have
to have
children,
where one
of the parts
if I wanted
and the other
no.
And the
point of this
or this
or how?
No,
but the
only
the only
the same
this same
time,
this same
time,
I've
a,
a couple
in consulta
of Millennials
where that
was the
and where
he,
that was the
he was the
first,
he said,
you know,
I think
yeah,
I think
I wanted
to be
to be
to him.
For.
And not
that has
that has
been
a
particular,
but he
has seen this
woman
in a way
different
he was
the woman
with the girl
that he
would be
he'd
be able to
him.
He per die
the
time.
And he was
a man
the model
of the
millennial perfect.
Guapo,
exitoso
professionally
mentally,
seven days
in the
gymnasio
with a
corpazzo
the
the
the
the
the
motto
we could
go
to
go to
backations
every
two
and
the
and then
he's
no
no
no
they've
had
had been
a
much
much
less
fashion
I
I'm
five
less
and now
in the
last
years
he
had
a
work. Well, of
actually,
he has reinvented
or is an
entrepreneur,
and he's
going very good
and then you're
going to be
the money,
but during many
years,
and it was
a mugre
of her.
And there he
had he
took the opportunity
to know the
rest, of
what was,
of what was,
how he was,
how he was,
how he was,
he was,
he was,
and that she,
in the
other to
start to
going to
and say,
you know,
you're
a fraud,
my
quater,
he,
he said,
no, no,
to be,
a bit,
to be,
I mean,
these three
pesos,
we're
not quite,
he was
he did
know a
new year,
not a
more,
that was,
he was,
but he
was,
but he
had a
very
a
company
of the
and he
said,
it's
what he
he's the
most
little
that one
can
do you
can't
in a
relationship.
is that
he was
he,
for being,
for being,
not for
he,
not for what
he
did he,
and when
one
is
cared for
that experience
amorous
is incredible.
It's a
sense of
I'm in
a lot of
really,
you're in
family,
of the real
you're
because I
because I
because I
and that
that is a
real to
because I'm
to be a
me, to
me to me
myself,
because
I'm a
path
spiritual
very
so when
it's the
past
spiritual.
The
pass is
clear and
if
someone
me
is someone
me
is
wow
she
me
He wants with
work,
without
work, with
money,
with success,
and he's
here with me
for ever.
I mean,
I would have
said to be
the kids.
So,
that's,
so good
on the
pause.
But,
before the
pause,
but before the
segment, with
what I'm
going to be
that you
get to,
back a list
of the
list of
that person has
to do you
because,
obviously,
you're
you're
sabotageing.
And if
you're
you're in
parraise,
and
you're in
a party
and you
do you
a list,
that list
longisim of
requisite
of all the
things that
you have to
be able to
be able to
make to be
to my
father,
and guarantee
that nothing
that's,
that is the
formula
to fallar.
So that's
the
good we
can't
get to
that.
And if
you're
to give
you can't
do the
exercise
that I
use in
the
consulta
that is
very easy
to
that
can
them
I'm
I'd
I'd like
I'm
about about
something
that's
exaservated
in the
pandemic
that has
subed
the famous
sexting
in the
textitos
cachondines
with photos
with texts
chiquita
here I
want to
see papa
come
here
I'm
my
oh my
it's
oh my
you know
you're in
you're getting
you're
you're
a certain
you're
a satisfaction
inmediate
can be
a substitute
of
the
could be a
a problem
very
great.
We'll talk about
of that.
And before
to continue
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Amor in Quarenten
the episode of
today.
Here we have
another meme.
Here we have
a memel of
Rizava.
It's she
saying, they're
saying, they're
saying,
they're saying
we're talking
about the
sexting,
no,
but they're
texteando and
they're
saying,
me a
And he says,
blockyada,
possible COVID positive.
That is
another world.
The relations
a through the,
of the messages
of texting,
that is another
thing added to
to the
website,
of the telegram,
of the
messages of text,
of the
Instagram,
of Facebook,
of this
communication that
we've been
a lot of
the telephone.
But,
before to enter
that time,
me
said that
there was
a
a good advice,
a
exercise that
you can
give to the
people
because we're
talking about
the famous
list of that
it's
enormous that
it's a
lot of the
of the
requisite.
Fygette
that when
when I
get people
people,
people
people,
people solo,
consulta
yeah
that's a
and we
get us in
this
there's,
there's
there,
there's
in them,
in them,
in them
what is the
what I
would
be
what I
have
been
that my
And so this is an exercise
very simple.
Tomen a
a oja
of paper
and
do you
and
make a series
of lines
verticales
of one
side to
another to
the other of
the
other of
the number
of lines
for that
a quadricula
like a
one of
a copy
but that
that
have
three or
four
centimeters
every
quadrit
so that
can you
can
the side
left,
they'll
leave the
first,
the first
quadro,
and a
part of the
second,
what they're
to do
is to
write the
10
characteristics
that
they'd
they'd
their
their
their
one,
10.
Every
who has
their
10
different.
So,
there
can put
that's
that he
want to
get a
lot,
character
characteristics
to
referes
to
attributes
to the
style
of
life,
to
I'm doing.
No,
then they're
going to
do more
to do.
No,
for that
eliz
is that
is that
is that you
do you
do you're
doing it
is putting a
limit.
So,
three days
putting
characteristics
all for
yeah,
yeah,
evidently
we're
we're
not.
Dame my
sit
for,
when you
have a
time?
Because there
there's,
there
we're,
there we
we're
list to 10,
yes.
That's,
more,
we're going
to do
a
line.
How
back to,
okay,
it's
like,
so it's
one of
ten.
And then
the
in the
next,
in the
next,
the
the next
columns,
what you
do you
want to
put to
the five
or six
pairas
more
important
that you
have been
in your
number.
So,
so,
Sutanita
Menanita,
perengatita,
and
the
last
that you're going to put in. But define me
more important. To what you're going to be it's more important?
What I've lived a relation more than a great?
A bit, this has
to be absolutely spontaneous.
But what is more important?
In terms of emotional. No, I don't know.
It could be a person with that you
was a week, only
but that Genoa, generate
an impact emotional in you very profound.
But it could have been an impact, for example,
I can you tell you, with the chick, with the
chick, with her I was a woman
marvellous.
Not just
not we're
the one
for the
other,
was very
impactant
in my
life.
But,
but no
I don't
know
I'm
not for a
experience
a great
because I
am going
going to be
people.
So,
so it's
my six
relationships
is my
relationships
that have
more
impact on
my
life that
me mark
that you
yeah.
So I
understand
I'm
okay
but
but
but
but
if
if you
you're
a
last
column
you put
you put a
and if
you're
a woman
the last
one you
know,
the other
so
five or six
no more
not more
because if you
have had
had been
a condominy
then you
also
now
also
it's
but I'm
ten
characteristics
the five
or six
parages
more impact
in my
life and
the last
column if
if I'm
I'm
if I'm
if I'm
if I'm
my
if I'm a
woman,
is. Okay. And then,
although, although you
have you, I've been
a man, I'm going to,
or no you've been,
there's people that have
happened that, you put that rubro.
Okay. And what
you're going to do now is,
you know, you're the characteristic of the
left, for example,
in the case of the
women, something very,
very, very common,
fiat, a person to be,
that's a million, that's,
that's a caballierroo,
whatever that means, for
that person. I mean, we
know, we don't
we don't just
you know, not you,
don't you
don't you
don't you
don't you're
not, it's
a little,
let's see,
let's see
let's go back
the column
on the
left of the
question of
so I
know the
characteristica
number one
for example
that's
caballieros
or you
in terms
in terms
you're
let's
let's say
a
one characteristic
that for
you
for you
any
it's
if it's
a session
of
therapy
podcast
no
no
a
one
one
one
A safe, for me
me important
that me important
that's a,
that's a
a woman
amable,
to try to be in,
to the messeros,
to the gardener,
to the general,
amable,
amable,
is what what
means for you.
No,
you have to,
amable,
okay,
to explain to
me to tell you
to tell us,
first column,
this,
Lupita.
Lupita,
what can be
that amable is
from one
to one,
a little,
being one,
being five,
very amable.
And you
you're going to,
Lupita
was three.
Next.
It was grosser,
Lupita,
it was grosser,
it was one.
Then you
get to a
a,
a strellita.
A stregita
was,
how much,
yeah,
that you have
you've done
to callificate
from one to
five,
that's a
characteristic
to the
characteristica
to the
back.
Okay.
So,
so,
that be a
rich,
no,
that's
that's a
little,
that's,
that
Are you rich?
No, those are those.
Those are those.
That's a rich.
And so you go.
Yeah, that you've done.
So,
you detainees and let's
an eye to the,
to the,
a, to the end
what you're doing?
Who has more
five,
who has more
ones, etc.?
And so,
and that's
going to give a
idea of
who,
of these
people with
who had some
that took
more
you could
you could
this is to
to be,
to be,
to be,
to the ex-
co-novia.
It's
it, can
be,
it's,
no,
I know,
yeah
they're
all,
well,
then,
then you
know,
you can
say,
let's say,
let,
you're
a bit,
you're
I'm going to
you're
to do that
to do you
know,
no, no,
cancelado,
doctor,
cancelado,
no,
well,
but then
then,
but then,
you're
you,
you've
to be,
you,
that's
that's
the
part most
interesting
of the
exercise.
What you
do you
do a
one
exactly
exactly
equal.
With the
same people,
but the
side of
the characteristics
what you
are going to
characterize
what are
more important
and what are
more important.
That that
it's a
start to
teach you
to do
things fundamental.
Because
Chance
Amable is
very important
but not
is so important
as
as a
love or
be a
heart.
So,
carinousa
would be
in the
first
place.
Ah,
okay.
So,
and you
will be
to
calific
and then
you're
to do
a count,
if you
can't
do the
final
the
count,
so
Stargita
had 25
points,
no?
This,
Lupita
took
42
points.
But those
points
of what
characteristics
are,
because
you can
have
many
points, but of the characteristics
less important for you.
And someone that has no points, but
that those points are banded,
for the characteristics more important.
So that is an exercise for
that I have clarity, for that the
people that we know, listen, has
the question of what most important for you
and that you see that you
see that compared to someone that has existed in your
life and you, see what is the most compatible
for you? So, for what... And
you can't see patterns there are very clear.
That then over, that's all the people.
So, for example, if you
put it's generous, in the
case of the women, a man
generous, and resulta that
everyone has been in one,
so, for some reason,
you're not, that's relationing
with a man, that's
a rolloo-too-
That's your role of your
and there's a job,
there's a job, too.
For example, it's an alternative.
At the final, what we're
doing is a map of,
your map of love.
Sure.
Your map of the amor.
Okay, perfect.
And the column of mom and papa,
I mean, or I
I'm
because
always
are the
reference
but what
I'm a
question you
do you know
that's a
kind of generous a
man, that's
that's my
mom, yeah
and so
I'm looking
to my
mom to
my mom for
her or the
papa to
get to
to be
to be
looking all
the contrary.
If you
have you
if you've
if you've
the
if you're
a
man,
let me
let's say
well,
well,
not of
the better
kind of
also.
also
you can't
be that
the impact
that's
had been
it's a
it's like
a photograph
a selfie
a photo
a photograph
instantia
to what
is happening
in your
in your
inconsient
in your
inconsient
to try to
make
to make
what the
what
what is
what is
what you
and then
and you
and you
and you
do you
go to
you're
you're
you're
because
is that
the
advantage of
this
exercise
is
that
there's
there
for
where
to do, Mark.
Sure,
sure,
are your
parents, are your
characteristics, and
this is the
result.
Exactly.
Not is that I
think, I
know, I'm
imagine, no,
that's what I'm
so.
So, it's
an exercise
also, too
of honesty.
Sure,
you know,
I'm sure.
Well, we
can't do
a thing, for
all the
people that's
listening, if
me permitting,
we're going to
create that,
because much
people, say,
how do you
know,
I'm a
little bit,
so you
do you
do you
do you
do you're
we're
153, that is the number of this episode.
Van Markoanonorregil.com,
diagonal 153, and there we're going to
the discargable, or us
do their correo, and they, and we
send them, and we'll send them.
Encan'tas, sensuism.
For a, for, for us.
Okay, Doctor,
it's not going to be able to
the textine, the thing.
The sexting.
The sexting,
the on.
It's all right.
There's people that
has caused problems,
and that is another,
other,
other episode that I want
that we'll be
more ahead.
But how you
do the sexting?
is this,
this,
is it,
is it,
it's a
bad,
what you
think you
think
of this?
Like
anything
other
thing,
the sexing
is a
alternative
of the
life
sexual
of the
people
that you
know,
you know,
so.
So,
so,
so,
the
image
,
um,
we're
about
about
the sexting,
where
what we
know
that's the
thing
is that
the reason
for
the
people
were
people,
men,
men,
men,
men,
men,
men,
That is another
theme,
that's another thing.
No,
but we're,
we're going
in a
in a pair of
or with
someone that
you like a
or the
people that
has the
the can't,
the can't,
he's sexte
like a
I'm 20.
I'd
I'd say
that there's a
very of
let,
let's first
we're,
let's
sexting,
sexting is
the interchamion
of the
message
of text.
Cachondin's.
Yes.
photographs or videos.
Or
what are?
You're talking
you're
interchambeating
with anyone
you're
having sex
a time
in the
message in
in any
in any
media
so okay
you
I'd
say there
there's a
series of
that
are
the first
is that
if you
is that
if you're
sexed
with
someone
we're
we
never
know
to
the
phone
of the
other
you
you have
to
make
that
of a pairha,
even
years of
casados,
if you're
not you're
doing a
contra of your
principles or
not you're
doing the first
you're doing,
the first you're
a,
a application
in the
that that those
texts,
those photos,
those videos
disappear
in the moment
that's
the conversation.
Existens
in those
applications.
For example,
the
you can't
enter with
a clave
always,
if you know,
the clave,
no,
for
suppose
that the
applications
habitual
not
they're in
this security
or WhatsApp
or telegram
or any
any one of
those
functions.
You have to
find a
application.
Much of
them are
gratuitous
with the
you can
do you
the security
is fundamental.
The security
should be
your application, doctor.
It's a
brough of
but
yeah
I'm going to
you know
yeah
you're
you're
so that
you're
well
and then
the
second
is,
I'm sure
that never
to your
car.
Okay.
If you,
no,
not you know,
not you
do the Sague.
In other
words,
the,
the,
the,
the,
that's,
that's,
also,
it was another
thing,
that's,
that's another
thing,
but well,
okay,
that's not
to be a
car.
It's more,
if you
have a
characteristic
physical,
a particular,
a tattooage,
for example,
assurate
that's
that tattooage
not
said.
Oh, hey,
Oh,
we're doing.
We're talking to
your security
personal.
No,
you need to
that someone
publices
photos,
videos,
texts,
texts,
even if you
with your
husband,
it's something
intimate.
Assureate
that's
that's
that's
there's
there's an
idea of
that the
people
sextea
with
that's
not a
fact,
I,
I,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
I'm,
are in therapy,
that they're
they're in
the same
house,
so then they're
one of the
two
starts with a
text.
And the other
he's
with the text
and then
during the
day,
they can go
like
the situation.
Literally.
Literally.
Calentate.
Calentating the
orno
to do the
panecito.
So,
so when
they're in
a space
of
liberty.
Come to
Yeah, yeah.
Lists, no?
He's
he's got
dormido
the chamanca,
Venga,
p.
That,
also,
has another
characteristic
that when
you're
doing in
a pair of
that is
that's very
very
and much
people
can make
express
things
to say
that I
don't
not they
would be
they,
not
they're
there.
And then
there's
there
other
exercise
that
can
be
very
is the
game of roles
is applied
the sexting
where it
is a
stargita
and you
you are
this Jose
Louis
if we
we are
to imagine
us that
you are
Lola
La Trailer
and you
are
you are
Pachof
you are
Pachof
so
so
so
so
then
then
it
so
they
know
Lola and
Pancho
and they
start
and
then
So, no
you,
no
you.
You're Lola.
How would
Lola?
What would you
say a Lola?
And then
the people
discover
also,
like things
of some
that they
had reprimed
and where
they're the
absolute
liberty of
being a
person,
comportarse
as a
other person
with a
other
people,
and that
they're
also very
very different.
Very
Divertie.
This
game
of roles
we used
before
the
pandemic.
Well,
I was
consulted.
consult a pairjas that
had like much rigidity
in your relationship.
Where I was
going to go to
a bar,
the bar more
more than
their house,
they're going to
get each one
for your
side,
they're going
to sitar in
the bar
where each
one is
different, Lola
and Pachos
not you're
Jose,
the executive
of the bank
Guara-Wara,
nor you
are you
are,
the
maester
the maester
of the
college
or superfifi.
No, no, no.
So Lola and Pancho.
And they're
to start to
get to get
in the camera,
no?
So how you're going
to do you
want to do with
so it was to
get to
you're going to
you're going
you're a
part of
that's a
unknowingly
and to
seducing
in the
in the
all of
all you
and you
see
you're
you're
going to
certainly
to
have
and they
they were
vesty different,
to be different,
and all different,
and to be
different.
And so that was,
that was,
that was a
huge,
and it was very
liberator.
Yes,
super liberator.
So,
so we can
adapt to the technology
and to sex.
I did that
one way,
a noviya
a new lady
that had,
that was very,
had much
sense of the
humor and
was very
creative,
and we
got to
a work
to a
New York,
obvious,
but we
get us
so we're going to
we're going to
we're going to
we know,
and so justamety
the theater
was very
very difficult because
we're talking about
and we're
and we're
going to do this
oh, I'm
a little,
we're a barrettecito
and then
obviously New York,
New York
the pasted
we're very
very well
so it's
really,
it's really
the movies,
they're in the series,
they're,
even voluntarily
the song
of the pi-a-colated
of the 70s,
that's,
so the end,
then the
side,
the side,
the side,
you can,
you can't,
you can't,
you can't,
you can't,
you can't,
you can't
to do you,
to do you,
to do you,
know,
so, of a
problem,
no,
no,
no,
no,
no,
no,
have been
many,
that you
do you
do you
do it's
so,
so you
can't,
so,
today,
today,
today,
So you're listening
the podcast and you're
managing or doing
something with your
hands that require
your attention,
not you do you
do you're doing
more, mandalal
a message coquetto
to your
partner in this
thing.
Oye,
well, it would
be it would be
another occasion
to talk about
more profoundly
of the sex-in
because here
you know,
with this
possibility
of that is
a,
a,
a tool that
we can use
especially
in the pandemic.
There's a
lot of things
that can't
do the
time.
To be
more
more
for a
car to
because we
know we're
going to
we're going to
we're going to
get to
get a
thing.
Something that I
think I'm
a suggest
to my
my wife's
is that
for example
have a
one day
the day that
be the day
that's more
simple and
and that day
they're
to run it
and they're
to get
a meal
rica
not so
not that's
not that
they're not
so they're
in the
so then
so then
if they're
in a
restaurant
they're
an
bottle of
and
they're
not
going to
not going to
not be
the pandemic
and they
can't
talk of
if
we're
not the
year or not
the year
or not
we're in
we're
about
what we're
about our
we're going to
talk about
you and
if you
have a
time
but in
your
house
and the
environment
you
that's
that you
know
that's
you're
you
for this
disposition
to
be
being
and it
can be
very
power
for
the
Parehas, too.
If there are
if there are
to send them
to send us
we have to
have to
get them to
get them.
It's.
Oh, yeah.
So,
the last
second
for
to give us.
Confien in
that they're
to start
in this
situation so
difficult.
Confian in
you.
Confian
in the
other.
This,
appuels
for your
relation.
Apuested
for
her.
Yes.
Yes.
I think
we've
learned
a lot of
things,
a lot
of things
important
importantimas, that
we still
don't we can
see because
we're in
the way of
this.
But confien
in what
they've been
done in the
love that's
the love that
the time.
The people
that's
I want to
have a
question,
I want to
follow in your
Instagram
that's
very good.
Your Instagram
always
put a
reflections
very
interesting.
In
where you
can you
can't
you.
Yes,
Instagram is
a
R.
Dr.
Csar Velasco
with S.
Facebook,
Dr.
Cesar
Velasco Tejay. There, all the days,
all those days,
sub,
sub,
content,
uh,
uh,
that's more easy,
to reflection to,
to,
to help us,
to help us,
and the doctor
has been months of
a list of
a letter for,
but of a repent
of cancellations,
if someone
wants to,
get to,
uh,
not to the list,
to where they
can't,
thank you.
and thanks a
question.
In where they
can be able to
get to
find a,
there,
there,
there,
there,
the,
the,
the
networks
and I'm
I'm doing
to a
my assistant
for that you
can help you
let us.
He puts Dr.
Velasco,
my marido and
you know we're
going to
loco, we need
and we're
very.
Encantado.
Encantate.
Much
thanks,
Dr.
Mark, it's a
great.
It's a
privilege to
be with you.
Oh,
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to you.
Thank you.
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