Is Your Relationship Suffering from Stonewalling? Here’s What to Do!"
Breaking the Silence: How to Overcome Stonewalling for a Stronger Relationship" Stonewalling is a communication behavior often seen in relationships, characterized by one partner emotionally withdrawing or shutting down during conversations, particularly during conflicts or discussions that require emotional engagement. This withdrawal can manifest in various ways, including: Silence: Refusing to speak or respond during discussions, making it seem as though the stonewalling partner is disengaged or uninterested. Avoidance: Changing the subject, leaving the conversation, or ignoring the other person altogether to avoid addressing the issue at hand. Non-Verbal Cues: Using body language that indicates disinterest, such as crossing arms, turning away, or not making eye contact. Why Stonewalling is a Relationship Killer and How to Address It Early Stonewalling – the act of emotionally withdrawing or shutting down during conversations – is one of the most damaging behaviors in...