Avoiding common misunderstandings in a couple - Couple Communication

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by Ann Marie Dwyer

"Specificity is the rule." -Author unknown, but whose hand I would love to shake.
Common misunderstandings come from saying one thing, but meaning something totally different from what the other person understood. Humans have
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by Joe Gadrow

Misunderstandings happen every day in the confines of interpersonal relationship dynamics. This is because very few people actually perform the art of successful communication. This has mostly to do with the inability of people
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by Dossie M Terrell

Communication

Couples might love each other more than words can express, but they can not read each other's minds; therefore, communication is the single most important tool in creating and sustaining any great relationship. Assumptions
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by Annetherese McCorkell

Never end a conversation without explaining that you want to talk it over again later if you're busy now.
Never go to bed angry. Always hug and say that you'll talk it over more tomorrow if it has gotten too late to finish
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by Elaine Sihera

Q. Why do guys feel they have to punish a girl for not going out with them-even if they are married? I told this guy no, he got mad, then flirted with me to make me think he wanted me (even though I didn't really flirt back).
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by Erica Burstein

Misunderstandings are bound to happen in any relationship, working or non-working. One way of avoiding hurtful resentments that may result from these misunderstandings is to keep an open line of communication with your partner.
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Interpersonal Communication