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Hi friend, If you say things like:
And then feel disappointed when people around you don’t respond the way you wanted them to… You’re not really communicating. You’re just hinting. And the people in your life aren’t ignoring you or devaluing your needs. They just don’t understand what they are because you never actually expressed them! Expressing needs can feel scary because you have to be more direct. It can feel like you’re being demanding, but it’s not demanding to ask for what you need, especially if it’s something like, “I’m feeling off and could really use a hug.” That’s simple, clear, and honest. You’ve got this! Coach Jose 💛
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