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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.
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I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately three years.
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I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.
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We hit it off and have been together ever since.
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He is a 44-year-old divorced man.
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When I met him, he had been divorced for two years.
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Well, I met his ex-wife, and she seemed to be an okay person.
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What I found out three months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.
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I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.
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The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.
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At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.
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Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.
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The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.
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I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.
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I guess my issue is the fact that I'm now still in this relationship.
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I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.
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My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.
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His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.
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I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.
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I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.
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But he promises it was not her.
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I have tried to get over all the cheating.
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I know that she is very close to his family, and I also know that his family does not like me, because I stand up for myself.
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I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him
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and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.
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Am I in a weird relationship with the man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?
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Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her?
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I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.
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I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship with a man
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that is trying to lie to me.
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To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.
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She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.
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He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought.
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Even when I have said, look at your son, he is in dire need.
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I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.
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I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.
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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.
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I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately three years.
39
I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.
40
We hit it off and have been together ever since.
41
He is a 44-year-old divorced man.
42
When I met him, he had been divorced for two years.
43
Well, I met his ex-wife, and she seemed to be an okay person.
44
What I found out three months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.
45
I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.
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The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.
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At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.
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Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.
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The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.
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I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.
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I guess my issue is the fact that I'm now still in this relationship.
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I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.
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My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.
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His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.
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I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.
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I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.
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But he promises it was not her.
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I have tried to get over all the cheating.
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I know that she is very close to his family, and I also know that his family does not like me, because I stand up for myself.
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I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him
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and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.
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Am I in a weird relationship with a man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?
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Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her?
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I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.
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I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship
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with a man that is trying to lie to me.
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To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.
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She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.
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He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought.
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Even when I have said, look at your son, he is in dire need.
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I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.
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I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.
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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.
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I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately three years.
75
I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.
76
We hit it off and have been together ever since.
77
He is a 44-year-old divorced man.
78
When I met him, he had been divorced for two years.
79
Well, I met his ex-wife, and she seemed to be an okay person.
80
What I found out three months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.
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I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.
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The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.
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At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.
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Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.
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The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.
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I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.
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I guess my issue is the fact that I'm now still in this relationship.
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I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.
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My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.
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His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.
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I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.
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I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.
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But he promises it was not her.
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I have tried to get over all the cheating.
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I know that she is very close to his family
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and I also know that his family does not like me because I stand up for myself.
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I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him
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and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.
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Am I in a weird relationship with the man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?
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Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her.
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I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.
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I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship with a man
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that is trying to lie to me.
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To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.
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She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.
106
He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought, even when I have said, Look at your son.
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He is in dire need.
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I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.
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I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.
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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.
111
I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately three years.
112
I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.
113
We hit it off and have been together ever since.
114
He is a 44-year-old divorced man.
115
When I met him, he had been divorced for two years.
116
Well, I met his ex-wife, and she seemed to be an okay person.
117
What I found out three months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.
118
I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.
119
The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.
120
At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.
121
Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.
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The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.
123
I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.
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I guess my issue is the fact that I am now still in this relationship.
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I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.
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My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.
127
His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.
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I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.
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I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.
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But he promises it was not her.
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I have tried to get over all the cheating.
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I know that she is very close to his family, and I also know that his family does not like me because I stand up for myself.
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I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him
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and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.
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Am I in a weird relationship with the man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?
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Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her.
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I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.
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I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship with a man
139
that is trying to lie to me.
140
To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.
141
She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.
142
He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought, even when I have said, look at your son, he is in dire need.
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I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.
144
I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.
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Bad Choices Dear Dr. Tracy, I am a 33-year-old divorced woman with four kids.
146
I was married for 12 years and have been divorced for approximately 3 years.
147
I met my new boyfriend during my divorce.
148
We hit it off and have been together ever since.
149
He is a 44-year-old divorced man.
150
When I met him, he had been divorced for 2 years.
151
Well, I met his ex-wife and she seemed to be an okay person.
152
What I found out 3 months into my relationship with him was that he was fooling around with his ex-wife again, who also at this time had a boyfriend of her own.
153
I figured that since I did not have a committed relationship with him, I had no place to say anything.
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The problem is, it continued further into our relationship, up to the point when I found out I was pregnant.
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At the same time, I found out that he and his ex-wife planned to go to his family reunion together.
156
Of course, before all of this, I drove by his house one night and saw her car parked outside his home.
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The excuse I got after all of this was that they were considering getting back together.
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I thought it was very funny that as soon as she met me, she found interest in him again.
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I guess my issue is the fact that I'm now still in this relationship.
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I have brought a child into this nonsense, and I hate the fact that he keeps in contact with her.
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My boyfriend has taken responsibility for her son from a previous relationship.
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His excuse for having so much contact with his ex-wife is because of that boy.
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I know this is not true, but I have no real proof otherwise.
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I have also dealt with him taking women to hotels, and my gut tells me it was her.
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But he promises it was not her.
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I have tried to get over all the cheating.
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I know that she is very close to his family, and I also know that his family does not like me because I stand up for myself.
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I guess the bottom line is knowing how much contact his ex-wife has with him
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and the fact that he knows that I can't stand her.
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Am I in a weird relationship with the man that wants to have his cake and eat it too?
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Or am I being paranoid and need to just trust him when he says he does not want her?
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I have never had so much animosity towards two people in my life.
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I do love this man, but I feel like I have put myself back in an unhealthy relationship with a man
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that is trying to lie to me.
175
To be totally honest, now that I have his child, I even hate the fact that he helps her son.
176
She never has to ask for anything regarding that boy, but I have to constantly remind him when our son needs something.
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He does it for the other boy without thinking, but my son is a second thought, even when I have said, look at your son, he is in dire need.
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I was married to a cheating man and hooked up with another cheating man.
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I wonder if it's just my bad choices in men.
Kontext & Hintergrund
In diesem Video teilt eine 33-jährige geschiedene Frau ihre Herausforderungen in einer neuen Beziehung. Sie hat vier Kinder und reflektiert über ihre bisherigen Entscheidungen in der Liebe. Die Beziehung mit ihrem neuen Freund, einem ebenfalls geschiedenen Mann, wird durch das ständige Aufeinandertreffen mit seiner Ex-Frau und die Unsicherheiten, die damit verbunden sind, belastet. Diese persönlichen Erfahrungen geben Einblick in komplexe Beziehungsdynamiken und die Schwierigkeiten, die sich aus schlechten Entscheidungen im Leben ergeben können. Der Dialog thematisiert nicht nur zwischenmenschliche Konflikte, sondern auch die emotionale Belastung, die mit untreuen Partnern und familiären Verstrickungen einhergeht und ist eine wertvolle Quelle für Englischlerner, die ihre Fähigkeiten zur alltäglichen Kommunikation verbessern möchten.
Die 5 wichtigsten Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation
- "Ich habe einen Sohn, der dringend Hilfe braucht." – Eine Aussage, die sich um Verantwortung und Sorge dreht.
- "Was willst du mit ihr?" – Eine direkte Frage, die Herz und Verstand herausfordert.
- "Ich fühle mich in dieser Beziehung nicht wohl." – Ein wichtiger Ausdruck der eigenen Empfindungen.
- "Glaub mir, ich habe meine Gründe, ihm nicht zu vertrauen." – Ausdruck von Misstrauen in einer Beziehung.
- "Ich fühle mich wie die zweite Wahl." – Ein starker emotionaler Ausdruck von Unsicherheit und Verletzung.
Schritt-für-Schritt Schatten-Sprech-Anleitung
Um die Inhalte aus diesem Video effektiv zu lernen und die englische Aussprache zu verbessern, ist eine systematische Herangehensweise notwendig:
- Hören: Beginnen Sie, das Video mehrmals anzuhören. Versuchen Sie, den Ton und die Intonation der Sprecherin zu erfassen.
- Wiederholen: Machen Sie shadow speak mit den Phrasen aus der Liste. Sprechen Sie laut nach, um Ihre Aussprache zu verbessern.
- Nachahmen: Achten Sie auf die Betonung und Rhythmus. Versuchen Sie, die Betonung bei jeder Phrase genau nachzuahmen.
- Verstehen: Erarbeiten Sie die Bedeutung der verwendeten Wörter und Phrasen. Schreiben Sie sie auf, um Ihren Wortschatz zu erweitern.
- Üben: Integrieren Sie die gelernten Phrasen in Ihren Alltag oder in Rollenspiele, um das Gelernte zu festigen und Ihr Vertrauen beim Sprechen zu stärken.
Indem Sie diese Schritte befolgen und regelmäßig Englisch lernen mit YouTube praktizieren, können Sie Ihre Fähigkeiten im Shadow Speech effektiv entwickeln und Ihre Kommunikation im Englischen verbessern.
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.