Do You Listen to Understand, or Fight to Be Right?
He is still talking and you are already building your rebuttal, waiting for your turn instead of actually hearing what he is saying. Listening to understand is different from listening for the next point to win.
Answer with your real conflict habits in mind, including the moments you feel most determined to be understood. Your honesty will reveal how much listening survives the tension.
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This reflection draws on established relationship-psychology concepts around commitment, reciprocity, and emotional safety. It is meant for personal insight, not as a clinical diagnosis.