Hey there, beautiful!
Have you ever felt unheard or misunderstood by your partner?
It’s a real bummer when you feel like your partner isn’t hearing what you say.
Let me tell you a little story about a couple I know, Jane and Tom.
They’d been together for a few years; at first, everything was great. But over time, Jane started to feel like Tom wasn’t listening to her when she talked about her day or feelings. It was like he was constantly distracted or only half-listening. She tried to bring it up a few times, but he would always get defensive or brush it off.
As time passed, Jane started to feel increasingly frustrated and disconnected from Tom. She stopped sharing as much with him because she thought he wasn’t interested, which led to a breakdown in communication. When they did try to talk about things, it often turned into a fight because Jane felt like she wasn’t being heard.
Eventually, things came to a head, and they decided to take a break from each other.
Jane was devastated because she loved Tom, but she couldn’t continue feeling ignored and unimportant. It took some time and soul-searching, but they could eventually work through their communication issues and come together stronger than ever.
Now, I’m not saying this will happen to you.
But it’s essential to recognize how feeling unheard or misunderstood can lead to a breakdown in communication and disconnection in your relationship.
It’s vital to communicate your feelings and needs to your partner and make sure they listen and understand where you’re coming from. Don’t let this frustration spiral out of control and impact your relationship negatively.
That’s why Felicity Keith’s Language of Desire program will help you do this.
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WHISPER ADDICTIVE INTIMACY
Imagine you’re having a conversation with your partner. They’re fully engaged and listening to everything you have to say. They’re making eye contact, asking questions, and responding in a way that lets you know they understand where you’re coming from.
You feel seen, heard, and valued. You think your partner truly cares about you and wants to know what’s happening in your world. The frustration you used to feel about not being heard or understood is replaced with a deep sense of connection and intimacy.
As your communication improves, you feel more comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings with your partner. You no longer hold back or keep things bottled up because you trust that they’ll listen and respond in a supportive way. This newfound emotional intimacy leads to a more passionate and fulfilling relationship.
You start to feel more energized and fulfilled in your daily life because you’re no longer carrying the weight of unspoken frustrations and unmet needs. You can balance your personal and relationship needs in a way that feels authentic and satisfying.
This can indeed happen. If you let it.
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