You don’t know what you did, but you know you did something. The person’s anger isn’t the problem. Rather, it’s the way they’re handling it. Instead of telling you what you did and why they’re mad, they’re not saying a thing. Maybe they’re stomping around or sighing heavily, but they certainly aren’t speaking. Now you’re walking on eggshells, hoping they’ll calm down you two can get back to normal. Ah, the silent treatment, common game of emotional chicken that can be extremely debilitating to a relationship. This is how to handle the treatment — and work to prevent it from happening again.
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