When Listening becomes One-Sided

Has it ever happened to you? You’re pouring your heart out to a close friend, sharing your deepest thoughts and feelings, only to have them abruptly pull out their phone and start responding to a text right in front of you, ignoring your words?

It’s a common experience: you share your heart with a friend, expecting them to be there for you, only to find that they’re more interested in venting their own problems. This one-way listening dynamic can leave you feeling unheard, misunderstood, and alone.

When your voice is consistently overshadowed, it can lead to a deep sense of isolation and frustration. You may start to doubt the value of your own experiences and question whether your feelings are valid. This can erode your self-esteem and make it difficult to form meaningful connections with others.

Finding someone who truly listens and makes you feel valued and understood can be a game-changer.

When you have someone listening who is genuinely interested in your thoughts and feelings, it can provide a sense of comfort, validation, and support. This type of connection can help you navigate life’s challenges with greater resilience and confidence.

We are excited for the Loqui Listening application coming soon. Join us on social media @LoquiListening for updates.