The Reflex That Ends Every Argument
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The Reflex That Ends Every Argument
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We posted a clip and the comments came for us. This week, we're unpacking the exact moment a conversation dies — that split-second reflex to defend yourself before you've actually heard what your spouse is saying.
It happens in twenty seconds online. It happens in your living room just as fast. "I know, but—" isn't about being right. It's about who gets to decide the conversation is over.
We talk through what the research says about how conversations go sideways in the first three minutes, what Scripture says about being quick to listen, and where we still catch ourselves doing this to each other — on camera, unscripted.
This is Part One of a two-part conversation. Part Two drops next week — the harder half of this same reflex, and why it shows up as feeling unwanted instead of unheard.
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