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    Communication in relationships.

    Bakura
    Bakura
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    20110601

    Communication in relationships. Empty Communication in relationships.

    Post by Bakura

    Be it a friend, a family member, or your significant other; Talk things out, don't assume anything, get facts straight, react.

    I think Q will like that this isn't another long winded post of mine. >.>
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    SammyTheBootlegger

    Post Thu Jun 02, 2011 12:34 pm by SammyTheBootlegger

    Nah. It's kinda like a fortune cookie. Short and sweet.
    Bakura

    Post Thu Jun 02, 2011 2:07 pm by Bakura

    I figured Q would appreciate a rant on my end being like a sentence long. >.>
    Destinykil

    Post Thu Jun 02, 2011 7:21 pm by Destinykil

    haha relationships! Talking things out. IT gets you called every name in the book.
    neon kun

    Post Sat Jun 04, 2011 12:02 pm by neon kun

    yes, talk things out :3

    it be important :3
    Bakura

    Post Sat Jun 04, 2011 2:25 pm by Bakura

    ^ Very. ^^
    KarateKeyaQ

    Post Sun Jun 05, 2011 2:31 pm by KarateKeyaQ

    I, myself, like talking things out. Especially in person.

    Gives me a better chance at throwing things at the individual. Communication in relationships. 754779
    Bakura

    Post Sun Jun 05, 2011 5:06 pm by Bakura

    xD Whatever works for you, KKQ.
    Kai

    Post Sun Jun 05, 2011 8:49 pm by Kai

    lol I'm not really the one to react but that really depends if that person is willing to be accepting in every way. :P talking things out wont work out if the other person is so close-minded
    Bakura

    Post Sun Jun 05, 2011 11:28 pm by Bakura

    Reacting can be anything. Even if it's negotiations. xP

    In either case... if they're so close minded, I'd be considering whether or not I'd actually enjoy spending time with them, but that's just me. xP
    Mikel

    Post Sat Sep 03, 2011 5:00 am by Mikel

    so you talk. you are misunderstood no matter how much you explained. then?
    it's no different not talking then.
    Bakura

    Post Sat Sep 03, 2011 12:35 pm by Bakura

    If you're misunderstood even after, there's a problem down the line somewhere. Either someone has a hard time explaining, or another has a hard time listening.
    KarateKeyaQ

    Post Wed Sep 07, 2011 2:07 am by KarateKeyaQ

    Kai wrote:lol I'm not really the one to react but that really depends if that person is willing to be accepting in every way. :P talking things out wont work out if the other person is so close-minded
    Or stubborn.
    You can talk for HOURSSS at a person but if they refuse to budge on how they feel? It's a waste.
    Bakura

    Post Wed Sep 07, 2011 3:42 am by Bakura

    KarateKeyaQ wrote:
    Kai wrote:lol I'm not really the one to react but that really depends if that person is willing to be accepting in every way. :P talking things out wont work out if the other person is so close-minded
    Or stubborn.
    You can talk for HOURSSS at a person but if they refuse to budge on how they feel? It's a waste.
    Talking will solve a problem unless someone is;
    1. Bad at listening.
    2. Bad at talking.
    3. All of the above.

    But, if someone is so closeminded they refuse to listen to anything on a relationship basis (be it romantic, frienship, etc...), then I would ponder, whether or not you'd actually stick with said person.

    Honestly, why bother staying with someone who, for example, had a misunderstanding of a situation, refused to listen, and then held a grudge. Sure, people lie through their teeth, but you should at least listen before deciding.
    SammyTheBootlegger

    Post Fri Sep 09, 2011 2:51 pm by SammyTheBootlegger

    Talking cannot always solve a problem. Some things are just unsolvable.
    Bakura

    Post Fri Sep 09, 2011 5:50 pm by Bakura

    Everything is solvable, just depends on the willingness to solve it.

    On another note, I swear the title for this just read, "Communism in relationships." Lovely. Too lazy today.
    SammyTheBootlegger

    Post Sat Sep 10, 2011 1:45 am by SammyTheBootlegger

    We're gonna have to agree to disagree on that one ^^
    KarateKeyaQ

    Post Sun Sep 11, 2011 3:21 am by KarateKeyaQ

    Bakura wrote:
    KarateKeyaQ wrote:
    Kai wrote:lol I'm not really the one to react but that really depends if that person is willing to be accepting in every way. :P talking things out wont work out if the other person is so close-minded
    Or stubborn.
    You can talk for HOURSSS at a person but if they refuse to budge on how they feel? It's a waste.
    Talking will solve a problem unless someone is;
    1. Bad at listening.
    2. Bad at talking.
    3. All of the above.

    But, if someone is so closeminded they refuse to listen to anything on a relationship basis (be it romantic, frienship, etc...), then I would ponder, whether or not you'd actually stick with said person.

    Honestly, why bother staying with someone who, for example, had a misunderstanding of a situation, refused to listen, and then held a grudge. Sure, people lie through their teeth, but you should at least listen before deciding.

    I'm both bad at talking and listening. I use neither to solve a vast majority of my problems.

    Talking helps, but action solves.
    Mikel

    Post Sun Sep 11, 2011 5:14 am by Mikel

    Talking helps, but action solves.

    this. agree with keya.

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