FrankAr
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ORIGINAL: ChatteParfaitt Denying access is to me not the 'silent treatment.' I define the 'silent treatment' as not communicating, and never bothering to say WHY or for how long. True from either side of the kneel. If you aren't ready to communicate with the person you've chosen as a partner, it's worth stepping back and taking the time to discern why. Otherwise, you let lots of potential issues build without a reliable method of resolution. That is why the COMMUNICATION aspect is always the utmost in a relationship. You have given fair warning, and still it does not get through, so you take out the physical and do the mental treatment and you let them know why, for how long, and then it does kick them in the butt. Especially one that I have done is withhold the net apart from work and emergencies like family, like for 3 days. It does give them a wake up call and allows them to think of their ways and why it did happen and how they can re group to become stronger. It also then leads them to re discover that the net will always be there in 3 days and they start to enjoy life like to read a book, go out for a walk, do some outside photo taking, do some writing, catching up with friends face to face, instead of online all the time, apart from the ones in another state. It also can easily be written on the facepage or insta page that she is off reading or enjoying life for a few days. simple. Frank Ar.
< Message edited by FrankAr -- 7/31/2015 4:04:20 PM >
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I am just me, simple ol me. Even the softest whisper can be heard in the loudest group....Frank H.
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