I'm curious - Can you say just about anything to your partner?
Elaborations on each option:
"Yep. If I think it, I can say it." - You don't really have to worry about offending your partner or being misunderstood. You feel totally comfortable talking about most things. No filter.
"No way. My partner is sensitive, etc." - You often watch what you say or how you say it, not wanting to be misunderstood, cause offense, hurt feelings, or an argument.
"Somewhat. We just watch how we say it " - You can talk about any topic with your partner, or whatever is on your mind - but you might just choose your words carefully and not just let it all fly. There is some filter.
But what are we talking about here.... criticizing someone's parenting? Telling your wife she gained weight? Politics? Sex? Some of those are easier than others!
Post by joyseattle on Nov 13, 2012 19:55:35 GMT -5
I voted "Yep. If I think it, I can say it," with the caveat that I try (and have been trying moreso this past year) to be extra conscious/intentional about what/how I say things, both in general and to C specifically. Elsa's responses are scaring me as that was along the lines of what I was going to say.
really? this is like a glimpse into a whole new world for me! I'm so intrigued.
Haha. It's funny because sometimes when you talk about you and A I find myself feeling like we're very similar...but then there's things like this where it's so very obvious we're not.