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The moment you’re locked into a task—under the hood, deep in a game, or focused on work—that’s when the most important relationship conversation suddenly happens. You nod to keep the peace, miss the details, and weeks later you’re held to plans you never truly heard. In this episode, we break down how missed communication turns into resentment—and how to fix it without turning every discussion into an argument.

Big Slick reacts to a listener letter asking: “My girlfriend always wants to talk when I’m busy—what do I do?” We unpack how attention and working memory collapse during tasks, why distracted “yeses” don’t count, and how miscommunication quietly damages trust in relationships. This isn’t about ignoring your partner—it’s about timing, clarity, and mutual respect.

You’ll learn the Eye Contact Rule—no serious conversations without full attention, and no agreement without eye contact. We share practical relationship communication tools you can use immediately: how to pause a task without snapping, how to defer conversations the right way, and how to repeat agreements so nothing gets twisted later. We also cover how to prevent ambush conversations with shared notes, check-in routines, and simple cues that signal when it’s time to really listen.

If you’re tired of arguments that start with “You said you would” and end with “That’s not what I meant,” this episode gives you a system that actually works. Listen now, protect your focus, and improve your communication without the drama.

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