My time is bad so i am silent let the time come i will tell who i am

Share on Pinterest If you’ve ever found yourself in a situation where you couldn’t get someone to talk to you, or even acknowledge you, you’ve experienced the silent treatment. You may even have given it yourself at some point. The silent treatment can happen in romantic relationships or any type of relationship, including between parents and children, friends, and co-workers. It can be a fleeting reaction to a situation in which one person feels angry, frustrated, or too overwhelmed to deal with a problem. In these cases, once the heat of the moment passes, so does the silence. The silent treatment can also be part of a broader pattern of control or Before diving into ways to respond to the silent treatment, it’s important to know how to recognize when it becomes abusive. Sometimes, going silent may be the best thing to avoid saying things you would later regret. People might also use it in moments where they don’t know how to express themselves or feel overwhelmed. But some people use the silent treatment as a tool for exerting power over someone or creating emotional distance. If you’re on the receiving end of this kind of treatment, you might feel completely ostracized. People who use the silent treatment as a means of control want to put you in your place. They’ll give you the cold shoulder for days or weeks on end to achieve those goals. This is emotional abuse. It’s difficult to live that way, so you might be tempted to do everything you can to get back in their goo...

• العربية (Arabic) • Čeština (Czech) • Dansk (Danish) • Deutsch (German) • English (English) • Español (Spanish) • Français (French) • हिंदी (Hindi) • Bahasa Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesia) • Italiano (Italian) • 日本語 (Japanese) • 한국어 (Korean) • Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) • Nederlands (Dutch) • Norsk (Norwegian) • Polski (Polish) • Português (Portuguese) • Română (Romanian) • Русский (Russian) • Svenska (Swedish) • ภาษาไทย (Thai) • Tagalog (Tagalog) • Türkçe (Turkish) • Українська (Ukrainian) • 简体中文 (Chinese (Simplified)) • 正體中文 (Chinese (Traditional)) Language

Facebook Tweet Pin LinkedIn Email What if you stop texting him and see what happens? Don’t text him! This is a great strategy to find out if a man is genuinely interested or just likes texting. Is He Really Interested? I bet this has happened to you. You meet a guy online and he asks for your number or you’re on Dating Apps and start texting. Texting is fun! Sometimes it’s fast and furious and other times just morning and night. As time goes by you feel a connection and wonder when you’ll meet. Anticipation builds. Maybe you suggest getting together for coffee and he agrees. Yes! Somehow though, things never come together and he doesn’t set a time or place. Texting continues. What is this about and why won’t he find the time to see you? One Date Followed by Texting Sometimes a guy will text often and then ask you out. You have an amazing date and you can tell he liked you as much as you liked him. Awesome! Trouble is, he continues the texting part but doesn’t ask you out again. or sets up a date and cancels. Texting On and Off Another scenario is that you text with him sporadically. There are times when you have whole conversations, then next thing you know he goes dark and you wonder where he went. Is he OK, seeing someone else, or just busy at work? You text him to see what’s up and say something cute the first time. He bounces in and the texts begin again, then slows or stops. You text again to ask if everything is OK? This behavior is so confusing and you feel frustrat...

• العربية (Arabic) • Čeština (Czech) • Dansk (Danish) • Deutsch (German) • English (English) • Español (Spanish) • Français (French) • हिंदी (Hindi) • Bahasa Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesia) • Italiano (Italian) • 日本語 (Japanese) • 한국어 (Korean) • Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) • Nederlands (Dutch) • Norsk (Norwegian) • Polski (Polish) • Português (Portuguese) • Română (Romanian) • Русский (Russian) • Svenska (Swedish) • ภาษาไทย (Thai) • Tagalog (Tagalog) • Türkçe (Turkish) • Українська (Ukrainian) • 简体中文 (Chinese (Simplified)) • 正體中文 (Chinese (Traditional)) Language

Facebook Tweet Pin LinkedIn Email What if you stop texting him and see what happens? Don’t text him! This is a great strategy to find out if a man is genuinely interested or just likes texting. Is He Really Interested? I bet this has happened to you. You meet a guy online and he asks for your number or you’re on Dating Apps and start texting. Texting is fun! Sometimes it’s fast and furious and other times just morning and night. As time goes by you feel a connection and wonder when you’ll meet. Anticipation builds. Maybe you suggest getting together for coffee and he agrees. Yes! Somehow though, things never come together and he doesn’t set a time or place. Texting continues. What is this about and why won’t he find the time to see you? One Date Followed by Texting Sometimes a guy will text often and then ask you out. You have an amazing date and you can tell he liked you as much as you liked him. Awesome! Trouble is, he continues the texting part but doesn’t ask you out again. or sets up a date and cancels. Texting On and Off Another scenario is that you text with him sporadically. There are times when you have whole conversations, then next thing you know he goes dark and you wonder where he went. Is he OK, seeing someone else, or just busy at work? You text him to see what’s up and say something cute the first time. He bounces in and the texts begin again, then slows or stops. You text again to ask if everything is OK? This behavior is so confusing and you feel frustrat...

Share on Pinterest If you’ve ever found yourself in a situation where you couldn’t get someone to talk to you, or even acknowledge you, you’ve experienced the silent treatment. You may even have given it yourself at some point. The silent treatment can happen in romantic relationships or any type of relationship, including between parents and children, friends, and co-workers. It can be a fleeting reaction to a situation in which one person feels angry, frustrated, or too overwhelmed to deal with a problem. In these cases, once the heat of the moment passes, so does the silence. The silent treatment can also be part of a broader pattern of control or Before diving into ways to respond to the silent treatment, it’s important to know how to recognize when it becomes abusive. Sometimes, going silent may be the best thing to avoid saying things you would later regret. People might also use it in moments where they don’t know how to express themselves or feel overwhelmed. But some people use the silent treatment as a tool for exerting power over someone or creating emotional distance. If you’re on the receiving end of this kind of treatment, you might feel completely ostracized. People who use the silent treatment as a means of control want to put you in your place. They’ll give you the cold shoulder for days or weeks on end to achieve those goals. This is emotional abuse. It’s difficult to live that way, so you might be tempted to do everything you can to get back in their goo...