The Tower of Babble

Discussion in 'Religion, Beliefs and Spirituality' started by A AnoesisOrange, Oct 1, 2014.

  1. It's so easy to lose communication. How do you get it back?

     
  2. #2 iAmBetty, Oct 1, 2014
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    I just bought a new phone. Got a case this time.
     
  3. how do you lose communication in today's lifestyle?

    this aint 1920 where you have to handwrite a bigass letter with a feather dipped in ink. nah

    you reach in your pocket and a couple finger movements lets you access nearly everyone out there


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  4. Did you lose your ability to communicate, or ability to be understood?
     
  5. Lol they had fountain pens in the 1800's...
     
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    Hm. I'm not really sure I can discern in the situation. We both want essentially the same thing, but there is nothing but argument, contention. We have a big situation ahead of us. We have a son due in a few weeks and we can't communicate. I guess it's really that she does not want to work together in creating a relationship that is at least healthy for the child, she just wants her way. It's gotta be a give and take sort of thing though, right? It takes two to tango. I suppose there isn't really much I can do there unless she ever decides she wants to get along enough to try and work with me.
     
     
    As for everyone else, I'm not referring to a medium of communication, I'm talking about communicating between one another and how one can not only be understood by the other party but have the other consider it.
     
    But then, I have to look at myself. How can I show her that I'm willing to communicate in such a way that she will feel comfortable with it and actually want to communicate?
     
  7. Tell her to never treat her child , or anyone for that matter, like an object. Having both parents in the child's life will help improve their mental stability, compassion and confidence. 
     
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    I'm sure that she will eventually come to terms with that. I hate that I've had to get a lawyer but she's kind of forced my hand there, and especially considering Ga laws don't really work in my favor unless I go by the court system. Technically I have no rights to the child until I go through all that, unless she gives them to me. Sorry, it just leaves me too vulnerable to not do anything.
     
    I don't think that the pregnancy helps her think very clearly, either. Idk, there's a win-win here somehow. I just know it.
     
     
    Anyways, communication is tough. How do people go about improving it?
     

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