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Communication is the greatest and perhaps least-used tool we have to connect with our loved ones. Here are ten reasons we don't talk and how to make a correction when necessary. Read More
Communication is key!
A very good article, and yes, as the subject says: " Communication is Key!". If we come to realize that what to communicate is: Expression,reception, assessment,and response, freeing the lock as a key opens a lock, anmd as needed it will become just that: A mental communation.
If the ideas that have been decribed in this article are practiced, and the ERAR ® ( error ) "freeing" of the path is applied, couples can find that there is more to pathways to explore, together.
" One has the lock, the other the key ?; Open a doorway!"
IMAGINE THAT ?
Why I CAN'T talk to my husband
I want to have conversations with him and tell him what's on my mind, or something that is stressing me. The problem with it is every time I enter the conversation with calmness, he seems to make me feel worse. He has the tendency to tell me I shouldn't feel that way, or I'm wrong. I have come to the conclusion that trying to tell him what I'm thinking or feeling is a waste of time, as it will always end up in an argument where I just walk away. I'd rather avoid it all together.
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