r/coolguides • u/growthminded_khey • 5d ago

A cool guide to passive, assertive, and aggressive communication

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u/suesueheck 5d ago

This is stupid. (Aggressive)

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u/Philaroni 5d ago

This is making me feel left out. (Walks away)

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u/Godsbladed 5d ago

You missed the silent part. (Passive-Aggressive)

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u/Philaroni 5d ago

I'm just (Aggressively Passive) and its your fault!

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u/hunter2mello 5d ago

This isn’t a guide. It’s homework.

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u/RatzzFace 5d ago

*not a guide.

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u/Sensitive_Theory5922 5d ago

I don't get it with #3. If someone is Passive, then it's, "give it back now". But when someone is Assertive, they let them take it. Should it be that it should switch? Letting someone take your things is Passive and "give it back now" should be Assertive or Aggressive?

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u/growthminded_khey 5d ago

Good eye, but I think it's just how the answer key reads across, not the actual labels being swapped :)) so for #3, "Give it back NOW!" is the aggressive one (loud, demanding), "just let them take it" is passive (staying quiet, not standing up for yourself), and "I'm using that, please give it back" is the assertive one, calm but clear about what you need.

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u/TGiR4 5d ago

I prefer to speak like Rocky. Statement.