As a thinker, who is married to a thinker, who both don't have the best EQ, I still relate to the thoughts you've penned. The both of us could definitely use a lot more detachment from a conflict, listening while withholding judgement, and avoid rushing to closure without resolving the hurt.
I wonder if your way to solve relational disagreement places a lot of the emotional burden on the practitioner though. I'd be interested in your perspective on communicating how you would like to be treated.
Wen (not verified)says...
As a thinker, who is married to a thinker, who both don't have the best EQ, I still relate to the thoughts you've penned. The both of us could definitely use a lot more detachment from a conflict, listening while withholding judgement, and avoid rushing to closure without resolving the hurt.
I wonder if your way to solve relational disagreement places a lot of the emotional burden on the practitioner though. I'd be interested in your perspective on communicating how you would like to be treated.