As much as you scream, I won’t obey you. I go my way and sometimes I’m wrong, but no wonder you scream, I won’t slow down my steps: you’ll only show your lack of education.
You know what they say: it’s not the one who screams who’s right, on the contrary, he gets less respect and more misunderstanding. Words are the best way to communicate, but we forget that when we raise our voices, they lose their value.
- We cry because it’s an easy resource to get attention.
- But actually.
- With that.
- We show our lack of communicative capacity.
It’s worth agreeing to another?Or “please,” a reasoned expression, that mourns that silence for any reason. Don’t yell, don’t talk, don’t listen to me, be patient and help me learn from my mistakes. Let’s learn from each other, we’re not going to get lost in strong howls as if we were wolves; we are not wild animals, we are rational beings.
Don’t yell at me, don’t attack me, don’t use words to hurt. Keep in mind that if your words don’t go through the reason filter, they can poison a relationship. Be brave and talk. Think if you scream, we won’t come to an agreement because I won’t play your game.
Don’t be intimidated by your tone of voice, because I won’t listen to you, I’ll run away from your screams like it’s not me, because to speak you have to respect me, and the keys of respect is to know how to listen and accept that not everyone thinks like you?and there will be problems we think about differently.
There’s no better way to respect yourself than to ignore the disrespect they have for you. If you want your attention, you have to earn it. Don’t answer anyone’s screams.
If you don’t know how to communicate, if you’re frustrated and anger hits your mouth before you can think about what you’re saying, put yourself in my place and maybe you’ll understand me and don’t yell at me later. . If you don’t know how to do this, I’ll give you some tips: “Dramas, labels,” “Should,” “Always have a point,” they’re not good foods for a relationship.
Don’t keep the little things to yourself, then shout all the volume and details that bothered you, don’t delay: talk to me, show me, share with me what bothered you, so that we can find a solution to our problem. Ours, why is this our problem?
And if we’re at a crossroads, it’s better for everyone to choose their own path instead of using crying to express their pain. Don’t yell, because then we won’t learn anything. Don’t yell if you like me or love me.
Don’t tell me your blessings, don’t sell yourself as a victim or eternal suffering, show me what you really want; be an example, not a provocateur. If you ask for something, it’s better to be something you also do and ask politely. Remember that he who gives receives; not someone asking for something in return.
You think we’re not perfect, that we’re all wrong? But we also learn, change, and build things around us. Tell me your fears, open your heart, let me understand you so we can replace the screams with a “Please. “
Let’s learn together, get to know better, try to be who we really are, but with more education, don’t yell at me when you don’t like what I do, because if you love me, you’ll accept me. who I’m for. Don’t try to change me by yelling at me; That way, it’ll just make me suffer. No matter how much you scream, I won’t tell you where I’m going.