I have to tell you that sometimes I really do not understand the reactions of a man?
I am sometimes left baffled and taken back a bit?
For a second I even get the thought of giving up on men altogether. Notice I said for a second. Well maybe two? ;-)
The frustration comes up when I seem to be the only one that wants to understand the other in relationship.
I am not talking about everyone here nor am I criticizing.
This is not a case of who is right and who is wrong.
As it usually turns out instead of giving up all together, I choose to seek to understand the other persons unique point of views to the best of my ability.
In doing so I find a much deeper truth which becomes very valuable to me for growing and learning in relationships that makes me a better person each time.
It allows me to feel safe.
Seek to understand, and you'll be understood.
We can both have it our way together.
What a great and beautiful concept.
I know that men desire to be understood and appreciated for their efforts.
So it makes perfect sense for a man to perhaps practice this incredible skill of taking on the other persons perspectives as well, before reacting in a way that could have possibly been misunderstood by him?
Women most certainly appreciate it when a man makes the effort to understand us as well.
As a matter of fact you would be more likely to get your needs met by the woman in your life if you were to practice this skill more often.
Simply put, women need to feel safe and loved to feel loving and this is a definite way to provide that need for her that will serve you very well in the long run for the both of you.
Another win win.
This is a skill for men and women to practice that is easier said than done, it is not something you just acquire over night.
As you practice this skill and are able to step outside your ego with awareness, you get into more of a place of being emotionally and mentally centered.
By experiencing this practice of being in the other persons shoes long enough, is to truly feel what it is like to be the other person in your relationship and how they experience you.
It truly is amazing what you learn when you do this and a great way to experience and share a loving and lasting relationship with one another.
Just as Gandhi would always prepare to negotiate with world leaders.
I put on the man's unique point of view like it were really mine and walk in their shoes for a moment in time.









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