Do you avoid answering personal questions? If so why do you do it?

[thegreenyogi]

[mandyfire98]

Depends on the question.

Where do you live, what's your address is extremely personal so yeah I avoid that.

Most everything else I'll gladly answer. No issues. I've always been open and honest

[EmmaMary]

Within reason I'm pretty open and honest in answering most questions.

How about your goodself @thegreenyogi xxx

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary I'm very open because I am true to myself and because what you see is what you get. Xxx

[EmmaMary]

@thegreenyogi

That is the truest saying of all time. xxx

[EmmaMary]

Gosh... Thank you so very much indeed @thegreenyogi for the MHO. xxx

[thegreenyogi]

@EmmaMary You're very welcome!! xxx

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[NathanDavis]

it does depend on what kind of personal questions they are... or how much detail do they want about it

personal and private, is a difference for me... I won't tell you exactly where and how to find me, lmao... that's private

as for personal questions, I do not really have that much of an issue to open or to reveal personal stuff, but some things are a bit more personal so I do talk about those in DM's when they're genuinely interested

any topic, any matter... but just most of it, I can discuss it on the forum Q&A's as usual, lol

[Garud]

Very few people ask me any personal questions. But when they do, I don't dodge. I politely refuse to answer.

A girl suddenly asked me about my salary, we talked for just an hour.

Some people call you and ask where you are. I have been calling you for an hour. I say I was busy with my daily household chores.
If they ask which chores, I repeat the same answer I have already given you, household chores.

The reason is simple, I have found that the more information you give, the more people will use it against you

[ProbablyClueless]

Sometimes. There are some questions that are just bizarre or eerily personal, and I don't answer those. Like I had one guy who would ask repeated questions about getting beaten in a wrestling match by a woman who was bigger than him, or something. That was really weird. And then I had another lady who REPEATEDLY asked me which of my exes' asses I'd rather be smothered by. Again... weird.

I'll generally answer people's questions though.

[thegreenyogi]

I've been asked those weird questions too and I wouldn't answer them either.

[OlofssonBengtsson]

It depends on who and what setting I am in. If I am out in public I don't talk about all my business on the phone or with other people. If I am at work I don't tell them because I don't want everyone knowing all my business or for co-workers to use that against me.

If it's a casual setting I don't mind talking personal.

[andreasderjuengere]

I avoid some: those that ask for my own personal habits or experiences, when...

this has no information ''value'' to someone else who's not in the same life position as me.

As two examples: ''Where do you live'', or ''what's your today's dinner''

My reply would be irrelevant to all others. Why reply, then?

[tfan1]

Not at all. I’m an open book. I’ll answer near everything except my address, my license plates, my ss#, my financial information, my cc#’s

I can go really personal - ask me anything you want about my penis. About masturbation, about sex. 🙂👍

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

The second paragraph was NOT a plot twist lol

[IslaTheWitch]

I avoid too private questions... and the definition of what is private varies from person to person :D

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

There’s a dominatrix who does a great job at teaching women how to move past that desire to answer uncomfortable questions man ask you. I wish I could remember her name but she gives great talks

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Not frequently avoiding these days. Especially not avoiding when I see the good in sharing. Anyway, I'm anonymous, with a username, until I'm not 🎡

[Zack-Bann]

I don’t volunteer information that people have no business knowing unless it’s for the purpose of making a larger point in which case I don’t mind sharing

[NewWaves]

I try to avoid it now. It took a long time to learn but I prefer to keep things a lot more private now. Simply because I opened up to the wrong people in the past.

[sawno]

I pick and choose depending on what I wish to share. If I am not in the mood to share something why would I post it?

[katiesmuff]

I guess it would depend on who was asking and if I refused it's likely because I don't think it's any of their business. That simple!

[20yearsolder]

Nope, I'm an open book. I will answer just about anything

[Nikki1989]

It depends on the question and on who is asking it.

[WhitneySnow]

Depends who’s asking and how comfortable I feel with the question

[Anonymous]

It depends on the question. I don't hide anything. At the same point you are not privileged to know ANYTHING about me. So I share whatever I want to share, whenever I want to share it, for whatever reason I want to share it. Or not.

[elizamichale1]

Not really... i m usually open to answer anything

[LiamJHayden]

Some. For example I let people know what city I live in, but I'm not giving randoms my address.

[QuietRunner]

depends on the questions

if it can give away my secret identity then i avoid the question

[paledreams]

Only some aka passwords, codes, etc lol pins even lol 😆😆😆😆😆 duh 🙄

[paledreams]

Gag is groovy y'all

[Penelope79]

Depends how long I knew the person and I trust them.

[Account]

Some yes.

Because there is no point.

[Agape93]

Yeap because it's nobodies business but my own

[Fireguy17]

on here yes, in person no, I am an open book.

[exitseven]

Sometimes I do. I like my privacy.

[i_am_an_engineer]

Nope. I do answer personal questions

[Samster1]

Yes!

[kaucky1]

No not really