Miscommunication In Relationships: What She Said Vs. What He Heard
Miscommunication in relationships is an everyday occurrence. But that doesn't mean you can't get better at communicating with your mate. Miscommunication stems from the fact that men and women use language differently. Words hold different meanings even when you're both speaking English. Life experience makes a big difference in how you see the world and the way you approach problems, especially in relationships. What she says isn't usually what he heard. And vice versa!
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