"When you don't let me say what's on my mind, I get frustrated." This is an example of
A) a confirming response.
B) a disconfirming response.
C) "you" language.
D) "I" language.

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This statement is an example of "I" language because it expresses the speaker's feelings and experiences directly from their perspective, focusing on the speaker's own reactions and feelings without blaming or accusing the other person.

"When You Don't Let Me Say What's on My Mind