"In Jewish thought, speech requires pulling something deep from your mind (chochmah and binah) and channeling it through your emotions (middot) into external words (malchut).
When you express something genuine, you literally put a piece of your vital soul energy out into the room.
If the other person understands you, that energy lands and creates a unified circuit (yichud). But when you are misunderstood, that energy hangs in mid-air with nowhere to go. Because you’ve already spent the internal spark to construct the thought, having it rejected or misconstrued leaves your soul "out of pocket"—making you feel isolated, depleted, and utterly exhausted."
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