๐ฏ Why
You Feel Unheard — And the ‘Mirror Talk’ Method That Fixes It ๐
By Kali Gahiga, Life Coach on Couple Relationships
You talk… but your partner doesn't really hear you.
You try to explain how you feel, but they get defensive.
You ask for connection, but it feels like you're speaking
another language.
Sound familiar?
If you’re feeling unheard, unseen, or misunderstood, you're
not alone — this is one of the biggest silent killers in relationships.
And it's not always because your partner doesn't care.
Sometimes… it's because they don’t know how to listen — or how to mirror your
emotions back.
Let me introduce you to the “Mirror Talk” Method — a 3-step
practice I teach couples who feel disconnected and tired of repeating the same
conversations with no change.
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Here’s how it works:
Reflect instead of react:
Instead of jumping into your response, try to mirror what
your partner just said. “So what I hear you saying is…” This small shift
changes everything.
Validate their feelings even if you disagree:
You can say, “It makes sense you’d feel that way,” without
admitting fault. You’re creating emotional safety, not building a case.
Ask before offering your side:
“Is there more you’d like me to understand before I share
how I see it?”
This shows respect and turns conflict into connection.
This method isn’t just about communication — it’s about
rebuilding emotional safety.
Because when we feel heard, we soften. When we feel seen,
we open up. And when we feel understood, we reconnect.
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Imagine what would shift in your relationship if both of you practiced this —
not just during fights, but daily.
๐ Want
to learn this method more deeply and apply it to your relationship?
I help couples every week rewire their communication and
rediscover the bond they thought was lost. DM me the word MIRROR and let’s
talk.
Because being in love shouldn’t feel like speaking into a
void.
It should feel like coming home.
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www.coachkali.online
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+250788200583
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