The person who wants a different result needs to help describe it.

Dissatisfaction on its own is not usable information. Saying that something is not right, not quite there, not what was wanted, leaves the other person guessing at a target only you can see, and they will usually guess wrong twice before giving up. Describing what good would look like is harder than reacting, which is why it often gets skipped. But the person asking for the change owns that harder half.

When you reject something this week, offer one concrete example of what you would accept. If you cannot picture it yet, say so plainly and work it out together.