Fight Languages
Changing conflict into connection.
The 5 fight languages
Ignitor
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Anger based reaction
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Covers hurt or scared feelings with anger
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Strong protectors for others, most reactive when they feel unprotected.
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Key for conflict: an Ignitor's anger is the signal to take a break and cool off. Try a solo lap, or two, around the house.
amplifier
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Emotion based reaction
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Focused on own response
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Helps others access emotional experience through music or art
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Key for conflict: an Amplifier's heightened emotions are the signal to take a break. Try finding music for a good cry.
negotiator
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Connection based reaction
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Values peaceful interactions
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Elevates self into role of parent / teacher / counselor
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Key for conflict: a Negotiator's pacifying is the signal to take a break. Try acknowledging own feelings before engaging again.
analyzer
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Logic based reaction
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Dismisses emotions if they don't seem justified
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Truth and justice seeking
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Key for conflict: an Analyzer's point-for-point argument is the signal to take a break. Try a logic puzzle or Sudoku.
extinguisher
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Detachment based reaction
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Can escape into work, TV, hobbies to avoid conflict
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Hard to engage once shut down
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Key for conflict: an Extinguisher's overwhelm is the signal to take a break. Hit pause anytime and set a time to hit play again.
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