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What to do when you offend someone | Lambers Fisher
Jul 23, 2024
Lambers Fisher, a marriage and family therapist, dives into the inevitable misunderstandings we face in relationships. He emphasizes that discomfort can lead to deeper connections and growth. Fisher explains how good intentions can inadvertently cause offense and encourages viewing disagreements as opportunities for empathy. He shares that ignorance about a partner can enhance dynamics and advocates for meaningful communication to rebuild trust. The key takeaway? Use moments of offense as stepping stones to strengthen your relationships.
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Quick takeaways
- Expect that hurting each other is inevitable in relationships, use it for personal growth.
- Learn from past unintentional offenses to reduce chances of repeating, subjective nature of offense.
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Expecting Potential Hurt in Relationships
Relationship strategist Lammers Fisher emphasizes the importance of expecting that we might hurt each other in our relationships. Despite the fear of offending others, instances of unintentional offense can actually strengthen connections and lead to personal growth.
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