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❓ Do you often feel unheard because you don’t speak up? 🌟 Self-silencing can stem from past experiences where expressing yourself felt unsafe or unimportant. 🕊️ Imagine someone who grew up in an environment where their opinions were dismissed. As an adult, they might struggle to share their thoughts, fearing rejection or conflict. 💬 Recognizing the pattern of self-silencing can help you begin to express yourself and improve your relationships. 👉 Follow @heal_with_emily if you’re ready to ... Taking On Others Emotions, Feeling Unimportant To Someone, How To Not Absorb Others Emotions, Feelings Being Invalidated, Emotionally Disconnected, Feeling Unheard, How To Validate Someone’s Feelings, Speaking Your Truth, Feeling Unimportant

❓ Do you often feel unheard because you don’t speak up? 🌟 Self-silencing can stem from past experiences where expressing yourself felt unsafe or unimportant. 🕊️ Imagine someone who grew up in an environment where their opinions were dismissed. As an adult, they might struggle to share their thoughts, fearing rejection or conflict. 💬 Recognizing the pattern of self-silencing can help you begin to express yourself and improve your relationships. 👉 Follow @heal_with_emily if you’re ready to…

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Couples get caught in a negative cycle of communication. Believe or not, many couples have a pattern of facing conflict that often ends in feeling unheard. Whether you pursue the conflict to extinguish it, withdraw from and avoid it, or even defend and attack, your tendency could be the source of a reoccurring issue. How To Communicate With Avoidant, Conflict Avoidance Relationships, Co Regulation Couples, Feeling Unheard In A Relationship, Feeling Unheard Quotes, Conflict Avoidance, Couple Retreat, Feeling Unheard, Divorce Therapy

Couples get caught in a negative cycle of communication. Believe or not, many couples have a pattern of facing conflict that often ends in feeling unheard. Whether you pursue the conflict to extinguish it, withdraw from and avoid it, or even defend and attack, your tendency could be the source of a reoccurring issue.

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