Talk To The Hands (The Silent Treatment)............

Date: 25-03-2011 12:27 pm (13 years ago) | Author: Obiajunwa
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- at 25-03-2011 12:27 PM (13 years ago)
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A friend of mine told me this: ‘THE LOUD VOICE OF A MAN MAY SHOCK AND THREATEN A WOMAN, BUT HER SILENCE SENDS SHIVERS UP HIS SPINE’.  In other words, most men are not comfortable when the woman gives them the mute treatment.  How true is this?



Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:27 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
- dirtykid at 25-03-2011 12:30 PM (13 years ago)
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hmmm for me, i don't see that as anything, is better to keep silent when when i'm little upset than hearing from the other side, someone shouting or talking something, even if is meaningful but at that point is meaningless to me as long as i'm in a wrong mood, I can only listen well once my mood is deactivated.

So i don't see silent as any threat.

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:30 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- bittersweet at 25-03-2011 12:31 PM (13 years ago)
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Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:31 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- blessedme at 25-03-2011 12:31 PM (13 years ago)
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ma dear it is very true ooooo
talking from xperience oo
Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:31 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 12:34 PM (13 years ago)
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lol

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:34 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- xter at 25-03-2011 12:38 PM (13 years ago)
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Dis self titled silent treatment is best and mostly used by men(if u get ur facts and findings right)



How many men will feel jittery bcos of a certain woman's silence?



Believe me ma'am, it works for men far more than d women

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:38 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- blessedme at 25-03-2011 12:41 PM (13 years ago)
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i hear
Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:41 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- divineproject at 25-03-2011 12:42 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: xter on 25-03-2011 12:38 PM
Dis self titled silent treatment is best and mostly used by men(if u get ur facts and findings right)



How many men will feel jittery bcos of a certain woman's silence?



Believe me ma'am, it works for men far more than d women

Fadeyi, you mean the silent treatment doesnt work on most men?........

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:42 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 12:44 PM (13 years ago)
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The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:44 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- divineproject at 25-03-2011 12:46 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: dirtykid on 25-03-2011 12:30 PM
hmmm for me, i don't see that as anything, is better to keep silent when when i'm little upset than hearing from the other side, someone shouting or talking something, even if is meaningful but at that point is meaningless to me as long as i'm in a wrong mood, I can only listen well once my mood is deactivated.

So i don't see silent as any threat.

Dorti Pikin, I mean if you are having a little problem with your baby for instance and she decides not to get in touch or make any move to make things fine, would that get to you?

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:46 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- divineproject at 25-03-2011 12:48 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:44 PM
The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?

Oh sophie, filled with wisdom........this is so cool and insightful........

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:48 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 12:48 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:44 PM
The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?

In other words! what am trying to say in essence is:
The paradox in this situation is that ultimately gets provoked is anger that then leads to a very loud argument.

Because the use of this passive aggressive weapon is so damaging to relationships it is important that the couple seek marriage counseling. Stonewalling does not promote intimacy, trust or marital and relational happiness.

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:48 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- blessedme at 25-03-2011 12:50 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:44 PM
The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?
this is cool and nice
Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:50 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- divineproject at 25-03-2011 12:53 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:48 PM
Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:44 PM
The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?

In other words! what am trying to say in essence is:
The paradox in this situation is that ultimately gets provoked is anger that then leads to a very loud argument.

Because the use of this passive aggressive weapon is so damaging to relationships it is important that the couple seek marriage counseling. Stonewalling does not promote intimacy, trust or marital and relational happiness.

Sophie, what about when this happens in a relationship that hasnt been sealed yet? like courtship?.......what do the hurting party do or rather how should dis be resolved?

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:53 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 12:55 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: dirtykid on 25-03-2011 12:30 PM
hmmm for me, i don't see that as anything, is better to keep silent when when i'm little upset than hearing from the other side, someone shouting or talking something, even if is meaningful but at that point is meaningless to me as long as i'm in a wrong mood, I can only listen well once my mood is deactivated.

So i don't see silent as any threat.

Do you know that The silent treatment is one of the most damaging relationship problems?

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:55 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- blessedme at 25-03-2011 12:56 PM (13 years ago)
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good question
Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:56 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- divineproject at 25-03-2011 12:57 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: bittersweet on 25-03-2011 12:31 PM
Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

but this is really a relationship killer, or dont you think so?

Posted: at 25-03-2011 12:57 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 01:01 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: divineproject on 25-03-2011 12:53 PM
Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:48 PM
Quote from: sophiebaby on 25-03-2011 12:44 PM
The silent treatment or "stonewalling" refers to someone who is letting you know that something is wrong without telling you why. If you ask if anything is wrong, you are met with silence. There is no explanation, no response of any kind, only stony silence.

Too many people, within the context of their intimate relationship, seem to believe that their partner can read their mind. In other words, there is an incorrect notion that you should know why he or she is upset. Most often, the recipient of the silence is left with feelings of confusion and exasperation as they try to resolve the problem. However, how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?

In other words! what am trying to say in essence is:
The paradox in this situation is that ultimately gets provoked is anger that then leads to a very loud argument.

Because the use of this passive aggressive weapon is so damaging to relationships it is important that the couple seek marriage counseling. Stonewalling does not promote intimacy, trust or marital and relational happiness.

Sophie, what about when this happens in a relationship that hasnt been sealed yet? like courtship?.......what do the hurting party do or rather how should dis be resolved?

how can someone resolve a problem when they do not know what is wrong?
The ultimate goal of the strategy is to win. The silent partner is expressing rage in a way that is passive aggressive. This is designed to get attention and to provoke feelings of guilt.

By the way, there are those parents who use this weapon on their children, refusing to talk to or acknowledge them until they have apologized for some mysterious affront they have allegedly committed.

Apology is needed From the heart of the partner

Posted: at 25-03-2011 01:01 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- bittersweet at 25-03-2011 01:01 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: divineproject on 25-03-2011 12:57 PM
Quote from: bittersweet on 25-03-2011 12:31 PM
Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

but this is really a relationship killer, or dont you think so?

It is!And when it comes from a woman, guys should be alerted that the relationship may hit the rocks sooner then they think!

Posted: at 25-03-2011 01:01 PM (13 years ago) | Hero
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- sophiebaby at 25-03-2011 01:04 PM (13 years ago)
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Quote from: bittersweet on 25-03-2011 01:01 PM
Quote from: divineproject on 25-03-2011 12:57 PM
Quote from: bittersweet on 25-03-2011 12:31 PM
Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

but this is really a relationship killer, or dont you think so?

It is!And when it comes from a woman, guys should be alerted that the relationship may hit the rocks sooner then they think!

yeah BS u right

Posted: at 25-03-2011 01:04 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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