We all have our own unique ways of communicating. Some of us think we are excellent at listening and at sharing, but may not be as good as we think! Some of us know we are lacking in some areas of communication, but aren't sure what exactly it is that we need to do! This test uses some very specific keys to reveal your unique communication style. This is ONLY for those that can handle the truth! Remember, the more we learn about ourselves the better we become! If you would like some live advice or have questions or issues, feel free to click here: ANSWERS LIVE Start the test below. . . . Answer honestly. . . . And remember self improvement is good for all
You tell your partner that your feelings were hurt and ask if what you heard is really what they meant
You say nothing and act as if nothing happened
You immediately get upset and combative wanting to know why they would say such a thing
They should just know, after all we are partners, they should ask me about it
Tell your partner that you are scared and then drop it
Tell your partner that this change is scaring you and you need to talk about it
Blame your partner for not getting accurate directions
Mention that you are lost and hope your partner does something about it
Say that you are lost and need to call for directions so you are not later than you need to be
You say ok because you know your partner wants to
You say no and are upset because your partner knows you don't like these people
You suggest doing something else because you do want to go out but you want both of you to have fun
You mention that money is tight but say nothing more
You mention that money is tight and ask why your partner felt this purchase was important
You mention that money is tight and accuse your partner of not caring as much as you do
Say nothing, everyone has their own taste, you just won't make it ever again
Tell your partner that you heard them and ask if there is a different way they prefer it cooked
Tell your partner that you heard them and are upset that they didn't tell you
Approach the topic by telling your partner that you care and are concerned. That you want to help them with the problem
Approach your partner and ask why they won't talk to you, question their communication style
Leave your partner alone, if he/she wants to talk about it they will
It's fine, they don't have to understand your meanings all the time
You get upset and tell your partner that they never listen
Tell your partner that you think you said it wrong, and say it a different way
You ask your partner if something has upset them and if there is anything you can do to help
You avoid your partner hoping they will get over whatever it is soon
You ask your partner why they are mad and what the heck you did wrong this time
You put the cap back on and feel like they just don't care about your feelings
You put the cap back on and mention to your partner that the toothpaste got all dried out again with a smile
You throw the cap and the toothpaste at your partner and expect them to get the point