5 phrases from a woman you should never ignore
In the context of a relationship, women value communication, above all else. Is it fair to say that women need more interaction in a relationship than a man? In most cases, yes.
This article addresses five things that women often say, and, most importantly, the meaning of those words. Why is meaning more important? Because these five terms are more than just five words, they have a profound meaning.
1. “All right”
“Alright” might mean “What you’re doing is not right and I’m upset.” The meaning of this word can be deciphered by the tone. Many women use this word to end a conversation – at least for now.
2. “Five minutes”
“Give me five minutes” and “Wait a few minutes” are variations of this phrase. Let’s not stereotype – some women are great at managing their time and will probably finish it all in just 5 minutes anyway.
3. “Nothing”
When a woman responds with a “nothing,” it’s probably because: you were not paying attention or she stressed out because you had to ask about something obvious. Either way, it’s fair to assume that your emotions are soaring.
Oh, and the conversations that start with “Nothing” usually end with “Okay.” After the conversation is over, it’s probably best that you disappear for a while.
4. “I do it”.
God help you after giving up any responsibility within your relationship.
Unless, of course, you can still do the job. In this case, you must: act fast, apologize, finish your task and apologize again. A sweet kiss on the cheek can also be a nice touch.
5. “Leave Me Alone”
There is no hidden message behind that phrase. Do not look, speak, or touch her until she is calm. Do not try, in any way, to talk – no matter how well-intentioned. Household utensils and other projectiles were thrown on several occasions by a partner who was pushed a little too far.
One tip: do your thing for a day or more. You will know when she is ready to invite you back into your life.
It is important – for the sake of your relationship – to prioritize effective communication with your partner. Relationship specialists cite active listening and open dialogue as two of the most important elements in a partnership.
Article by Akinbode Toluleke check up Twitter on taakinbode
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