KissKali(sub female) |
3 years ago •
Sep 3, 2021
3 years ago •
Sep 3, 2021
KissKali(sub female) • Sep 3, 2021
Not being willing to hear what another person has to say is a sign of... well, immaturity. Or panic. Or a myriad of internal workings.
I have told partners to shut up. It happens when I get freaked out, frightened, usually as a result of being deeply misunderstood. Examples being when my partner sounds like a parent, judging me for x, y, z, without seeing the true essence of me and my motives. It's like being sentenced for a crime I haven't committed. I feel like an animal backed into a corner. I feel extremely disconnected to the person in that instant, and that is the last thing I want to feel. Probably the way to soften these emotional charges would be to have a conversation about communication, at a quiet time (not an argument), a time when I can calmly be open and vulnerable enough to share what is happening in my panicked heart when arguments happen. |
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