Create A Safe Space For Your Man To Communicate!

[stelliumX]

Remember: Anything said in love will be received in love. Talk to your spouse from a place where you would talk to your 3-4 year old but respect them as an adult. Always lead w/love or leave it alone!

[teeteeree]

I appreciate when a man communicates with me about what can improve. I hope he finds me soon 😊

[ms.psboutique]

When it's aggressive, screaming and hollering and cursing it is an attack

[kiela]

I WISH my husband would have come to me with it. I would have been happy to have the feedback & grow together rather than grow apart

[VaughnMcGregor]

If a woman has the "girlfriend" title then she has already proven to me that she has adult-level comprehension skills and already has an associates degree level in the knowledge of knowing me as her man. All that petty highschool sh!t is for the birds. I don't talk to blow hot air. I speak with purpose, understanding, and direction. I shouldn't even be your man if those things aren't understood.

[tayansmith]

Truth is if he comes to me with respect I will gladly work on what he says I need to. Communication is a beautiful 😍 thing in relationships. I trust a man that truly loves the Lord and takes covering and leading me seriously.

[bunnydimples]

Along with this, I believe it’s also about your delivery, tone and intention in communicating to your partner, leaving the ego out, bringing love in

[ArthurKirklandsFavorite]

I'm so happy to see men supporting men. Navigating allowing men to feel supported and heard is challenging for everyone, men or women. We all grew up hearing the same rhetoric, but I hope we can all come together in love. And men, never stop trying to express yourself. We can make this world better together as long as ALL of us work hard.

[roxannesophia]

...and that talk he has with you is for you; not for you to dissect with your girl friends.

[spiritualhigh]

Yeah I'm trying to fix mine at the moment cause I definitely feel his love for me and my heart definitely belongs to him

[lucabop]

You be dropping truth bombs and insight. This is so true and goes both ways. Why be together if we need to constantly defend ourselves against the other person.

[polabear]

My apd/bpd be trying to run, and I be trying to run, but my boo had helped, changed and made me realize my flaws that need to be worked on.

[reikomyles]

Both partners definitely need to know to accept and apply constructive criticism.

[BluDrop]

Perhaps these relationships can have time to discuss concerns regularly (e.g. weekly, monthly). Therefore, no one feels attacked.

[monniej]

The truth is it's not always what you say, buy how you say it. If you're building a strong team, why would you single out one of your strongest players for a failure of the TEAM? Don't find fault, offer solutions. Perspective is everything!

[Serenity_escapes]

It's true men rarely open up. It's a whole mission to get my man to express himself, it's gets tiring trying to guess what he's feeling.

[PonchTV]

I really love this podcast! You drop a lot of wisdom! 💎

[vanaphill]

Sure as long as he changes what he needs to.

[staceywelch]

Absolutely.. listen communication is key

[nicole_g]

This goes both ways. At some point you just get tired of repeating yourself over and over again and no changes happen until it’s almost over.