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Use Demands as Clues

When you or the other person starts to make demands or ultimatums in a more adversarial way, look at those as clues to figure out what's really going on for yourself or the other person.  When someone blurts out something that seems out of character, it may be because they feel like they have been pushed over some limit. Understanding that limit will help understand that there may some principle or belief that has been violated.

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