Aug 31, 2011

Discover Why Your Spouse Isn't Talking To You

By Sarah Scott


People have 1 out of 2 different viewpoints about you. The way that they see you will depend on the feelings you bring out in them. Think about it, do you want to be around others that makes you feel unpleasant or uncomfortable? Or would you rather be around people that causes you to feel great and welcomed? People will see you in a positive or negative perspective just as you do with them.

Positive Versus. Negative Perspectives

If your spouse sees you in a negative point of view, when they are around you, bad feelings will generate. If you and your spouse regularly argue, fight or end up in a full-blown hollering fight, they'll associate those feelings to you. It's no wonder they'd like to stay away from you because who would be desire to be close to people who make them feel terrible? It does not even have to be as dramatic as hair pulling or screaming, bitterness can easily build up over time, ultimately causing a massive rift between you two.

That is the reason why so many people's spouse whom who has cheated on them need as much space as they can to heal. The negative feelings they have are associated to their spouse's infidelity. Ever eaten at a restaurant with bad service and food? If you have, you're most probably not going to go back to eat there as you associate that restaurant to negative experiences.

If your other half sees you in a positive perspective, you help bring out positive feelings like joy, contentment, happiness, safety and encouragement. If you and your partner enjoy positive experiences together, you both are associating pleasure to being around one another. Do you have certain mates that you feel in complete comfort to be around? That's because you associate positive experiences that generates positive feelings to these friends.

Why Your Partner Is Not Talking to You

Your spouse is not speaking to you because they associate discomfort with thoughts of you. If you both constantly fight, they may just had enough of the painful feelings associated to fighting. If you consistently e-mailing, texting or bugging them about taking you back, you are most likely pushing them away.

You are putting stress on them by continually contacting them. If they make a response to any of your messages with signs of wanting to reconcile, than that's a good thing for you. If they do not respond to any of your calls, it is time for you to give them that space they need.

How to Get Your Other Half to Speak to You



If you would like to modify your spouse's perspective of you, you are going to have to do the opposite of what you've done. Give them what they need. A relationship is a two way street. The two of you are responsible to why your relationship is disturbed. If you admit your part and say sorry genuinely, your spouse's point of view of you, will soften. It will take time and effort but you can change the way your partner sees you.




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