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When To Walk Away (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
30 Apr 2018 08:21 - 30 Apr 2018 08:21 #1
by DrMike
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When to Walk Away (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
If you can’t get your partner to sit down with you, then you can write out what you want to express, and see if that works by letter. It may open some doors for communication. It’s worth a shot. In your letter, don’t be condescending, argumentative, or opinionated. State how you feel and why. Remember you want some feedback and not to force an argument via your letter. When writing, state facts and not your opinions. There really is no reason to be mean or vindictive in your letter. Most likely if you’re hurting and taking it out on someone in your letter, this will not get any lasting results you want or need.
To continue reading this article click on the link below:
idontwantthisdivorce.com/2018/04/when-to...y-dr-michael-brooks/
If you can’t get your partner to sit down with you, then you can write out what you want to express, and see if that works by letter. It may open some doors for communication. It’s worth a shot. In your letter, don’t be condescending, argumentative, or opinionated. State how you feel and why. Remember you want some feedback and not to force an argument via your letter. When writing, state facts and not your opinions. There really is no reason to be mean or vindictive in your letter. Most likely if you’re hurting and taking it out on someone in your letter, this will not get any lasting results you want or need.
To continue reading this article click on the link below:
idontwantthisdivorce.com/2018/04/when-to...y-dr-michael-brooks/
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