Question:“On being misunderstood”
On being misunderstood
A misunderstanding is a gap between your words and another’s ear. The gap belongs to neither of you, so neither can fill it alone.
Do not explain at length. Ask the other person first how you sounded to them. Once you know how it was heard, what needs fixing shrinks to a single sentence.
Cassandra spoke the truth and no one believed her. What she said was still true, and Troy learned it late.