How much should you tell your partner?
April 9th 2008 03:23
I was browsing through relationship topics on a content sharing website [Helium] and saw that a couple of titles related to honesty in a relationship as well as what to tell, what to hide.
How much should you have to tell? How much do you usually tell?
I personally think that you should tell as much as you are comfortable with. I think each relationship is build upon its foundations that you will trust and cherish each other, and the past is past. However, if you or your partner do decide to be honest and tell all, you should not be affected by what they have told you. Rather than think about all the past about this person, you should consider yourself lucky that he/she actually wants to be honest with you, which is a good sign in a relationship.
As for me, it's hard to conceal any bad doings anymore. My entire love history has just been posted on this blog available on the World Wide Web. It's a little hard to hide it from Will
Although, he's already heard it all. We do trust each other tremendously. When we first met, we were two volunteers on a mission of our own, and never anticipated that our love interests will cross paths. It wasn't until a month into our working relationship, having to work together during the day and participate with group 'trust' exercises at night, you can say our relationship is already 'trained'. We have been trained in team work, in complete honesty even before we began, and through daily conversations with each other and other group members we've already found out a lot about each other before the Taquila finally did its magic.
Yes, I do blame on the Taquila. A story we'll get to tell our children, then our grandchildren. "Your grandpa and I met in a salsa bar in a small town in Peru, and we started with just one taquila shot..."
So you see, I am not afraid to learn about his ex girlfriends and crushes, and he is comfortable knowing all about mine, and the fact that I am still in contact with some of them.
I always say I'd rather hear it from the person than someone else.
What about you guys? Do you feel comfortable telling it all? Do you think you'll be comfortable knowing all about your partner?
How much should you have to tell? How much do you usually tell?
I personally think that you should tell as much as you are comfortable with. I think each relationship is build upon its foundations that you will trust and cherish each other, and the past is past. However, if you or your partner do decide to be honest and tell all, you should not be affected by what they have told you. Rather than think about all the past about this person, you should consider yourself lucky that he/she actually wants to be honest with you, which is a good sign in a relationship.
As for me, it's hard to conceal any bad doings anymore. My entire love history has just been posted on this blog available on the World Wide Web. It's a little hard to hide it from Will
Although, he's already heard it all. We do trust each other tremendously. When we first met, we were two volunteers on a mission of our own, and never anticipated that our love interests will cross paths. It wasn't until a month into our working relationship, having to work together during the day and participate with group 'trust' exercises at night, you can say our relationship is already 'trained'. We have been trained in team work, in complete honesty even before we began, and through daily conversations with each other and other group members we've already found out a lot about each other before the Taquila finally did its magic.
Yes, I do blame on the Taquila. A story we'll get to tell our children, then our grandchildren. "Your grandpa and I met in a salsa bar in a small town in Peru, and we started with just one taquila shot..."
So you see, I am not afraid to learn about his ex girlfriends and crushes, and he is comfortable knowing all about mine, and the fact that I am still in contact with some of them.
I always say I'd rather hear it from the person than someone else.
What about you guys? Do you feel comfortable telling it all? Do you think you'll be comfortable knowing all about your partner?
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