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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby Tuba » Tue Sep 20, 2011 6:22 am

What's so funny about this? I actually agree with Greenday. Never be the first to break the silence if you're not one who caused the silent treatment to happen.
It takes two for a silent treatment to be put in place. The initiator & one on the receiving end that goes along with it.

Silent treatment to your loved ones is a very bad idea :down: :down: It's better to yell & scream about the issue at least then you're communicating. :D

If it is someone I can live without :roll: I try to enjoy the game while it lasts however long it does :lol: :lol: :up:

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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby zingii » Thu Sep 22, 2011 9:19 am

2nd face to face meeting
took place where both party's
brought forth their grievences.

In mutuality an agreement
was reached whereby each
party should play their
designated role.

Upon finalizing the agreement
the involved party's had new
respect for each other.

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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby CoolPoisons » Thu Sep 22, 2011 9:22 am

2nd face to face meeting
took place where both party's
brought forth their grievences.

In mutuality an agreement
was reached whereby each
party should play their
designated role.

Upon finalizing the agreement
the involved party's had new
respect for each other.
:up: :up: :up:

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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby Enlightened~Sista » Fri Sep 23, 2011 1:18 pm

2nd face to face meeting
took place where both party's
brought forth their grievences.

In mutuality an agreement
was reached whereby each
party should play their
designated role.

Upon finalizing the agreement
the involved party's had new
respect for each other.

Omg I'm so happy for you both, :clap: :clap:

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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby zingii » Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:25 pm

Silent treatment is torturous to the highest degree irregardless of
what goals you are trying to achive. Both the initiator and the receiver
suffer tremendously specially if they live together. Though i got my point
across, the experience left my heart and soul aching with guilt and shame.

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Re: Silent Treatment.

Postby zingii » Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:27 pm

Omg I'm so happy for you both, :clap: :clap:
u r good hearted individual and may god bless you for that.


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