My name is Abenaa
Boatemaa-Antwi. I am from Ghana. I relocated from Michigan to Virginia in 2010 because
my father as pastor was offered a pastoral job. I graduated from Potomac High
school in 2011. My freshmen year of college I attend a Christian private
university call Southern Adventist in Tennessee, but transfer NOVA because the
tuition got higher. I love singing, reading, drawing, photography, cooking,
volunteering, working with my hands, and teaching the children at church. I
don’t normally like to call them “hobbies” but rather passions. My future goals
are to finish my bachelor degree at George Mason University. I hope after my
B.S. I get accepted into the Physician Assistant program at Loma Linda
University in California. Since I love helping people, with a degree as a
physician Assistant I want to be able to go back to Africa or the other third-world
countries to help out anyway as I can. Another future goal is to get married to
a very handsome man, and have four children.
My blog is about communication. I chose communication
because I’ve always lacked that in all of my relationships. I never cared to discuss
any previous arguments my boyfriend, and I had or was interested in solving it
to make our relationship last. After my boyfriend of four years and I broke up,
and lost a lot of good friends; I decided to pay more attention to the way I communicate
with people. Many relationships now days are ending due to the lack of
communication. The causes of lack of communicate can be pride, lack of similar
interests, not knowing how to talk positive to your partner. This makes couples
grow farther apart from each other, and start cheating because they found
someone who they can communicate better with. Men and women as we know are very
different and even more different when it comes to communicating. Women, we
like to talk about our feelings and then get all emotional, and I do not think
it’s a bad thing; however, when men get emotional in our society now, he is
called weak and not a man. Men speak in
“Report” talk, because they convey information, and then get on with their
lives. And women speak in “Rapport” talk because they want to talk about their
feelings and establish intimacy. I hope you enjoy this blog.
Great introduction to both yourself and your topic. When you mean "communication issues," do you mean that you didn't communicate at all, or that you just avoided difficult subjects? Show us a bit (you can choose how much detail you go into) of what you mean so we understand what type of communication trouble you've had.
ReplyDeleteI wonder: where did you get the "report" talk information? That's interesting...