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Communication is a major problem. It’s like a minefield. It begins a second after making contact with another person and then ends with an amazing explosion…

We make the biggest mistake of thinking we’re fully aligned with the expectations of our partners. One aspect, however, that we are completely in accord with our partner in and he doesn’t hesitate to miss the chance to increase the gap in expectations. …. We don’t even need anyone to warn us about the imminent conflict.

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There are a variety of reasons for communication issues. They usually are related to our personal personality. People with square personalities are more likely not to communicate with people who are liberal. People who are aggressive will have trouble aligning their expectations and those of passive individuals. This is easy to spot: We all know what the word “squared” signifies.

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What if they were different? Consider the gap in personality. It has never been discovered or warned about it, nor investigated it. !

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Let me introduce you ladies and gentlemen to the new type of personality that we all have the FULL CIRCLE characters versus those of the HALF-CIRCLE individuals. !

Note – This is behavioral guidance. After you’ve read the analysis, try and figure out which you are the most like in your character. In addition, try to figure the person who your partner in real life is. You might be shocked to find that your personalities are different. Like Bono said, “we are one, however, we’re not the exact same.” It’s a great sign as it could indicate that you’ve found the root cause of many of your divergences. If, for instance, you are the same type I’m sorry but I cannot assist you in understanding why you have relationships that seem so bad.

Here we are…

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Humans are split into two categories. Some of us can be divided into two categories: some are self-contained, while others are completely at ease in their own space. Sure, he’s required to be with someone, and he’s looking for one. Absolutely! It’s all true! … But, he won’t be able to survive without the right companion. If he can find the right one then he’ll be able to enjoy your life with a full circle of friends.

Other people are the “half-acircle” types. And once they have found the terrible creature, they DO NOT LET GO! They’ll try to physically join their victim into a happy circle. The Halves aren’t going to compromise their affection for one another. They will stare at each other in the same way in the distance, and then rest of their lives. It’s impossible for them to feel more connected than that.

A fascinating observation between the different types is how they decide to leave their partner. The entire circle will surely be able to let go of a person that has lost their chemistry quickly. Half-circles on the other side will redefine the concept of ‘having chemistry’ with their partners to be: ‘I’m hanging the B..ST..RD. until I can replace him properly’.

Imagine the fantastic dance that occurs when two people in a “half” and “full” circle attempt to be their partner. They are not aware of their distinctions. The Half makes two leaps forward, well from the comfort zone of his Full, who thinks the abrupt invasion of his personal space a little too terrifying. So he fixes this zone-invasion-problem by making a gentle step backward. The issue is that he has stepped out of his comfort zone …. and while the Half was convinced that the Full had made an innocent mistake and the Full was sure of it, the Half gets frustrated and takes another step backward. The Full and the Half understand why, but aren’t using the correct language. They can’t properly explain their anguish so they look at the wrong things. If they only knew that one is Half and the other is Full it could have saved them …

While there is no one answer, there are many actions that can be taken.

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1. Find out more about who you are.

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2. Discover who is your partner really is

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3. Be aware of the difference.

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3. Respect different opinions!

There is only one possible conclusion.