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• curprev 15:5115:51, 16 February 2026‎ Lfu talk contribs‎ 18,957 bytes +18,957‎ Created page with "==What is "Nonviolent Communication"?== ==="Violent" vs "Nonviolent" Communication=== If "violent" means acting in ways that result in harm, then much of how we communicate — with moralistic judgments, evaluations, criticisms, demands, coercion, or labels of "right" versus "wrong" - could indeed be called violent. Unaware of the impact, we judge, label, criticize, command, demand, threaten, blame, accuse and ridicule. Speaking and thinking in these ways often leads t..."