Often, in the dating process one person
disappears. They may disappear once for
48 or 72 hours. They may disappear for a
couple of weeks or they may disappear altogether. And this creates incredible distress, hurt,
confusion and pain. It has become a
chronic issue over the last 10 years and have occur fundamental reasons it
happens is because we become so reliant on technology to communicate
through. We very rarely use the
telephone and even more rarely do we wait ‘til we see each other to
communicate. And so, these quick sound
bites in communication either for texting or email or even skype chat can be
confused for a real conversation.
We’ve also become very quick to
disconnect. For the person it’s
happening to, they actually start to feel disposable. There’s a portion of people who disappear
that just feel overwhelmed and they can’t managed every single thing in their
life. And so, they may be managed by
just not communicating, just dropping the conversation.
It’s really really bad habit while everything
cannot be a priority in your life people must be priorities. It doesn’t matter if they are someone that
you just started dating or someone you’ve develop a relationship with for
months or someone that you’ve been involve with for years.
Another portion of individuals that disappear
are very self-centered and basically highly value their own experience over
someone else’s. It is a statement about
skill level of that person as a partner where their interest lies and about the
value that plays on relationships in the personal arena. I really recommend that you take a long look
at your relationships and where you could step up in your communication.
This freeze up energy for both people to move
on when you don’t communicate, when you don’t respect the other person, when
you don’t close the circle it leaves so much energy hanging and it does create
a lot more animosity, a field of conflict and ultimately gives you a bad
rap.
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