The Art of Active Listening in Relationships​

Active listening is the unsung hero of healthy gender relationships. Too often, partners focus on formulating responses instead of understanding. When a woman shares her work stress, a man might rush to offer solutions, missing her need to feel heard. Similarly, if a man hesitates to talk about his insecurities, a woman may press for details rather than giving him space. Active listening means putting phones down, making eye contact, and saying, “I hear how tough that was” instead of “You should do this.” It validates feelings, builds emotional intimacy, and prevents misunderstandings. Small acts—like paraphrasing what your partner said—show you value their perspective. In the end, listening isn’t just about hearing words; it’s about acknowledging someone’s inner world.​

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