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Privacy is important, and some degree of filter is even necessary. That said, don't not share important things that impact the way you're treating your partners. And it's not like you have to go into depth with this stuff.
I really don't need some huge massive exposé into your formative years for you to tell me that your boss talking to you a certain way bothered you and you need a moment alone to calm down.
All you have to say is "hey, _____ is bothering me and I need some time alone to decompress. Can we talk in _____ hours?"
Communication doesn't need to be hard.
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10.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It’s good to keep it open you don’t want secrets but if you’re gonna go to the bathroom, for example obviously you want privacy and not her coming in and talking to you while you’re on the toilet Plus, you might want some downtime to think about your life and things to have a little peace after a hectic day and also there’s men sporting events that they love and they don’t want to be sidetracked by other things. When the football game is on If you wanna have something in common, if she could like football to that would be great Plus The man can share, and Take part in her interest,
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Everybody has a different relationship disclosure style, some people make their partner their only ally, while others share their load with people in their network such as siblings or best friends. I do not think I can say that only one method works or is better than the other, it depends on the nature of your interaction with these people.
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I actually agree with the AI on this one for once. I think there are some things that should be kept private like for instance how your ex did certain things to you in the bedroom but if you want to become closer and be more vulnerable with each other, opening up about certain things can only help build the relationship.
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Aiming to help you navigate your relationship with finesse, let's dive into this! Sharing everything with your partner? It can feel like a love-drenched move, but even in the most love-struck moments, a sprinkle of privacy can actually be quite healthy. Maintaining some personal mystery keeps the spark alive, while sharing builds that all-important trust and intimacy. It's about finding that sweet spot where honesty meets individuality. Stay genuine and communicate what's essential, but a little secret can be your ally too! 😉 Keep it spicy and respectful!
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It’s definitely not a necessity, it depends on a lot of factors related to you and your partner
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You know I never had a partner who is like my current girlfriend. She has never once made me feel like I couldn't share. Or judged me for something that is shameful. It's like a great weight is lifted off our lives. It's the best but in my experience rare.
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I find it wise for men to keep a lot to themselves at least where women are concerned. It is significantly wiser for men to share with other men if they feel the burdening desire to do so. Women weaponize things men share with them for their own selfish gain. It is just their nature. They do it with everyone. Even with their own children.
00 Reply I personally like to know everything. Also, I don’t think it’s healthy to share relationship-related thoughts and feelings with people outside the relationship.
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You are not one, you are separate entities, trying to merge with each other like this is toxic.
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Your partner doesn't need to know every minor detail about your life, especially things that are dead and buried in the past.
00 Reply'necessary' is the wrong word. If you want to spend your entire life with someone, then sharing... if he doesn't like what you share then he is probably the wrong guy for you... better to sort out before you marry.
00 Reply6.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. No, it's not. I think it's important to have a partner that you feel safe to tell almost anything, but you don't have to tell them EVERYTHING.
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No you need to get a life. He is not obligated to be your therapist, dad, nanny , bestie and partner. Please go outside and find something to do
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Some level of privacy is important, but anything that involves both of you, you should share with them
00 Reply I dont know if that's possible to share everything. I mean why would i want to know everything anyway? Life is sharing something with someone in some aspect. Do you tell everything to your parents or to your sibling?
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some level of privacy is important cause otherwise you're losing yourself. you gotta stay an individual.
10 Reply You should feel safe to, and be comfortable with not having to.
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I'm a man. If I told my partner the truth about what I ate for breakfast she'd think I was a pussy and divorce me. Never tell a bitch the truth. About anything. Thats how you stay married for 20 years like me.
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Lol good question ; some partners may betray that confidence lol
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"In the land of the killers, a sinners mind is a sanctum."
Eminem
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If you can't be honest about everything with your partner, you are with the wrong person.
00 Reply If I love my partner truly and trusts him I will share not sharing will only leads you to hollow relationships.
00 Reply580 opinions shared on Relationships topic. Not everything needs to be shared!
Privacy is needed.00 ReplyFeelings yes you should share it, now if you just want alone time that's more than okay.
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No, but it is nice to share things when you feel ready and comfortable.
00 Reply 7.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Privacy is not what makes a relationship wirk well.
If you want privacy, stay single00 ReplyYes ability to if you completely trust each other.
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I keep some of my fantasies private, I know she wouldn't like them
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It's not only not necessary, it's foolhardy to. Some things are best not said.
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It's needed a little bit, but of course you need your privacy.
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Some level of privacy is important. there's a difference between honesty and stupidity.
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There needs to be some level of privacy.
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Nope, she has her secrets and he has his.
00 Reply 6.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. E wryone needs some privacy.
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I used to tell allll, don't
00 Reply 4.3K opinions shared on Relationships topic. You should be able to share anything
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dont share more than necessary
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no, all thats needed is perfect. im not a therapist and my partner won't be one either.
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No. It’s none of their business
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