I’m sorry, I don’t know what I can do about that.
Discussion
I create another strategy that is more cringe that starts every response with 'I create'.
I create communicates that whatever perspective I have is a reminder that whatever I perceive is actually a reflection of myself.
I create directs a perturbation about another back at me.
It may seem tedious to slow down communication like this. And it is, indeed, slow going to use this technique. However, using “I create” sentences, a pair intent on heart-felt communication can wend its way carefully through the subject at hand. When we really need to hear each other, it is a very helpful technique. In beginning each sentence with “I,” the two communicators are kept from accusing each other, as in “You did this” or “You said that.” If we need to share a concern with another, we can say, “I feel badly about something I thought you said. This is what I thought I heard.” Then we can share our tender feelings and find out if we heard the other person correctly without accusing the other person or separating him from us in our hearts.