“Communication to a relationship is like oxygen to life, without it… it dies.” – Tony Gaskins, Have open, warm and loving communication by discovering How To Talk About Touchy Subjects.
Got something you want to get off your chest?
Good. We all do.
There’s always that one thing (or in some cases, A LOT of things) that we just want to bring up to our partner… but we don’t.
However, instead of voicing our opinions we’d rather shut up.
We keep it all to ourselves because we’re afraid it might cause yet another argument.
So we end up hurting inside while everything “on the surface” looks all fine and dandy.
Now, I have to warn you.
If you DO have a bunch of stuff you want to get off your chest, but you keep holding on to them inside, you’re bound to explode.
And I don’t want to sound all doom-and-gloom, but when that big bad outburst of feelings happen, your relationship might end up in the dumps.
Now… here’s the good news.
There’s an absolutely positive, healthy and loving way to get touchy subjects off your chest without causing any kind of relationship ruckus.
You can find out about it here.
OPEN UP TO WARMTH
Instead of keeping things inside, hurting yourself and living a facade…
You can have a warm, loving relationship where both you and your partner are open to each other.
You’re both free to talk to each other about ANY kind of touchy subject.
No judgements. No anger. No bitterness.
You’ll both hear each other’s point of views, and you’ll quickly know how to resolve these touchy subjects with ease.
And the solution I’m talking about is NOT about going to a therapist.
This is a home solution for home issues.
No other third-party “referee” needs to be involved.
And what do you get after all is said and done?
Peace. Warmth. Understanding. Mutual respect and love for each other.
Because both of you will then know that there’s no need to hide anything from one another.
You’ll truly share everything, all the amazing, wonderful things and the little gory details that make a relationship, all relationships a blessing in your life.
Susie and Otto have been through heck all, in their past relationships, marriages, and even their own.
And they’ve helped couples who’ve been through heck all.
They know exactly how couples who love each other can talk about touchy subjects in a way that promotes openness, honesty, love and respect, instead of creating distance and resentment.
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