Husband: Hey, what's up? You mentioned that you wanted to tell me something important?
Wife: Yes, I did. But before I say it, I want to make sure that you take it in the right spirit.
Husband: Of course, you can trust me. I'm a sporty person, so I'm ready to take on anything.
Wife: Well, I've noticed that sometimes you behave like a crazy man, and you often lose your cool.
Husband: (looking disturbed) I need to tell you something if you are ok with it shall I tell now.
Wife: If you are going to talk ill of me, I will be hurt, so I don't want to listen.
Some people have the habit of hurting others, but they don't like themselves to be hurt. We should live with a principal that we will not hurt anyone by thought word and action.
The moral of the conversation is that open and honest communication is essential for a healthy and strong relationship. It is important to approach difficult conversations with kindness, respect, and the intention of not hurting the other person. By being willing to listen and work on improving oneself, and by speaking with kindness and respect, couples can build trust and strengthen their relationship.