This is not a question
of saying to the other everything that occurs to one, but of allowing the person with whom one communicates to partake of one's being.
They haven't had much conflict and they feel terrible about the things they recently
said to each other in the heat of the moment.
Stories ranging from gossip to gospel compose the substance of what members
say to each other about their household identity and task.
Many individuals discuss elements on the online best dating that they would never
say to each other if they were having a deal with to deal with chat.
The bed was so uncomfortable that my boyfriend and I
even said to each other sleeping in the car would've been better.
Since reading it, I've definitely
said no to others more often than previously (so as to create space for saying yes more often to what I really want to do).
As adults, we seem to have this problem
with saying no to other people, especially the opposite sex when they place demands on us.
In this discussion, we talk about what dogs should be
saying to other dogs, and what they are really saying, and what owners can and can not do about it.
We have a tendency to be so harsh on ourselves and tell ourselves things we would
never say to other people.
Many struggle with large credit card balances instead
of saying to others, «I can't afford that,» but recognizing financial limits is one key to financial freedom.
That requires one to be vulnerable and share the pain, and the other to
say no to every other person who is knocking on the door at that moment.
Many times we teachers are quick to emphasize to students what they're not supposed to do or
say to others in class.
EW: What can teachers
say to other students who might not understand why a student with autism might be allowed to leave the room or do something separate from the rest of the class?
Is it not liturgically confusing to say to one communicant that partaking of a single element — bread — is adequate communion, while
saying to other brothers and sisters that both elements are important and that the second one absolutely must have alcohol in it?
I've been called on more than a few times to explain or talk to the husband of a SAHM about issues or struggles she may be going through because, sadly, guys tend to listen to what
men say to each other more than we hear the voices of our spouses or partners.
Moreover, like answer A, answer B leaves you with nothing to
say to the other guy, who now tells you that his culture has taught him to value building a master race.
As an example, if in a presidential debate one
candidate says to the other «you are a dangerous psychopath», it actually is not ad hominem if it is true, as it is indeed very relevant to the matter at hand.
Sister
Jen said to me the other night that she actually buys fresh corn in the summer, grills it and then freezes the kernels for soups in the winter.
I can actually imagine all those Crow's sitting in a Row, along his arms, Whilst one is picking at his straw like hair,
Whilst saying to the other Crow's!
I remember thinking it was silly at the time, you know, kind of one of those cliché things other
moms say to each other during a pep talk.
The invitation is a compliment that
says to the other child, «I like you enough to want to spend more time with you!»
My mother - in -
law said to me the other day, «I don't know what you paid that sleep lady, but it was worth every penny.»
When a mom starts sharing non-stop posts of all of the fun activities that her kids are involved in, it's kind of like she's gloating and
saying to other parents, «I'm doing a better job at this whole parenting thing than you are!»