Good evening.
I'm Yuki Shizuku, a female professional wrestler and counselor apprentice monk. It's a messy title like Tuna Sanmai, a Western food specialty store in Chinatown.
In conclusion, it is “communication = attitude of acceptance.”
Since Mappie is a graduate student, she's probably studied hard and worked hard until now.
What is communication ability because she is such a hardworking and serious Mappy? Even though they explore, they don't produce results in proportion to effort like academics, and they don't even have books, so I think they feel frustrated and frustrated there.
However, I think it's wonderful that Mappie is seriously thinking and worrying about what people have pointed out.
This is counseling knowledge, but it can also be fully used for communication, so if you like my method, please put it into practice and refer to it.
There's an image of communication skills as saying words and sayings you've heard in your heart.
That used to be the case for me too.
However, conversation and communication are about listening.
For example, let's say I'm having tea with Mappie somewhere
What would you think if you were expressionless and said “heh” without nodding?
What would you think if they only used proverbs?
On the other hand, why don't you nod and hit the person you're talking to in a sad way with an expression that shares your sorrow?
To the person I was talking about the painful story, “You were suffering so much. That was hard.” If I had to say that, what would the other person think?
That person who had a hard time will say more and more words, then the conversation will expand. Hey, can't we communicate?
You don't have to change your values, and you don't have to kill your sense of ethics.
Tell them that you think this is what you think. That was a ○○ feeling.
In other words, please accept the other person and empathize with their feelings. Stand on the opponent's axis.
People are really happy to be accepted.
Isn't there such an element in Buddhism?
Well, at least girls are weak against men who sympathize with their feelings (lol)
It doesn't matter if it's someone close to you or someone passing by, so please listen to it, accept it, and empathize with it.
I hope Mappie brings lots of smiles.