Speak Facts, Not Blame

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Turn accusations into clarity. By describing what’s happening instead of who’s at fault, you reduce conflict and increase cooperation. Top examples: “This didn’t go well” instead of “You ruined it” “I’m struggling with this dynamic” instead of “You’re toxic” ❌ “You always mess things up.” ✅ “This part didn’t go as planned — let’s see how we can fix it.” ❌ “You’re impossible to work with.” ✅ “I’m feeling overwhelmed in how we’re handling this — can we talk about it?” ❌ “It’s your fault this is ruined.” ✅ “Something went wrong here — I want us to understand what happened.” ❌ “You never do anything right.” ✅ “I noticed a few mistakes that we might want to go over together.” ❌ “You’re so selfish.” ✅ “I felt left out when you made that decision alone.”