This article was co-authored by Amy Thiessen, PCC, SEP, MACP and by wikiHow staff writer, Hannah Madden. Amy Thiessen is a somatic voice and communications coach based in Alberta, Canada. With over 20 years of experience in the arts and wellness industries, Amy is a multifaceted coach and facilitator who bridges the intelligence of body, spirit, and mind with the power of authentic self-expression. As the founder of In Resonance Coaching, she guides individuals, groups, and organizations to elevate the power inherent in each person through the guiding message that Every Voice Matters. Integrating somatic experiencing, vocal embodiment, and communication coaching, Amy supports clients to express themselves and move through conflict—inner and outer—with confidence, skill, and grace in their work, relationships, and creative lives. She has coached hundreds of clients and shared her music and facilitation across the globe, including appearances at Wanderlust Whistler, TEDx Calgary, the Mind-Body Therapy Summit, and the Bali Spirit Festival. Amy is a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and Professional Certified Coach (ICF). She also holds a Master of Clinical Psychology from Antioch University.
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After fighting with your girlfriend and having a little time to cool off, it’s normal to want to reach out to her. But when you’re feeling emotional, it can be tough to craft a message that smooths things over. By writing a loving, thoughtful text, you can reconnect with your partner and remind her how much you love her. We've got you covered with tons of texts you can send to your girlfriend after a fight to open the line of communication.
How to Text Your Girlfriend After Arguing
Communication coach Amy Thiessen says talking in person is usually best, but texting can be a good way to extend an olive branch after a fight. Send your girlfriend an honest, sincere message about how you feel. Say something like, "I want to apologize for what happened yesterday. Can we talk about it tonight?"
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Spend a few minutes on your text, and read it out loud to yourself to make sure you’ve hit the right tone. You want to sound apologetic, not angry or defensive.Thanks
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While it’s always more effective to apologize in person, an apology text is a good way to clear the air before meeting up with your girlfriend.Thanks
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