I laughed a little hard at that !! Perfect answer
Used to never show my feelings because they were always wrong... but now knowing i have a wonderful man who supports me no matter what is my mood is...
Relationship with @Dcdevon
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Thalassa
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In a relationship.
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LilithX
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I cry happy tears much more easily than tears of sadness.
Depends on the topic. I speak my mind when need be. I know the importance of open communication, so I’m not afraid to talk openly within relationships. But, if I’m dealing with something private, I don’t openly talk with just anyone about the issue at hand.
Definitely in a relationship! Feelings and closeness are key to being comfortable and reaching delicious passion in my experience.
So do you actually care what guys say or are we just instruments to your desires? Lol
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I'm usually really open with my feelings irl. This place is a different story and I'm admittedly a bit more guarded than usual.
Not so much easily but I don't hold back if I need to let it out. I used to be more embarrassed about it when I was younger but now if something really hits me in the feels and I need to cry, I do it with way less shame.
Thats actually a well thought out answer for a only kinda serious questionKindaweird as a question
You're generalizing. Some women may consider the men they are with to simply be there to satisfy them, and vice versa btw. But I daresay the majority of women care and pay attention to what their man and other people, whichever the gender and whichever the relationship type, say.
I care what anyone and everyone has to say if they matter to me. As much as I would appreciate and expect a guy I'm close with to care what I have to say, I give him the same kind of care to what he says in return!
Performing in front of a large crowd, nailing it and getting that rush when a lot of people show their appreciation of all the hard practise you put in because I miss that feeling.
Im learning on this thread. Keep it serious lolAhaha, well, you shoulda prefaced it as such. My answer would have been so much more entertaining
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Thalassa
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Eh. I think most questions are asked in seriousness. But it isn't a big deal to put things out there in jest. Just making that clear though, and knowing the reasonable limits, would get you answers along the vein you're looking for. I sure don't mind
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Thalassa
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I'll ask this here as well, because I'm also interested in women's thoughts about this.
When it comes to sharing with your significant other, when it comes to trusting, how much is too much? Is there a 'too much'? When does sharing become oversharing? When does it become detrimental instead of beneficial?
When it comes to sharing with your significant other, when it comes to trusting, how much is too much? Is there a 'too much'? When does sharing become oversharing? When does it become detrimental instead of beneficial?
For me everything is too much, if it's not the right person, but there have been times when I've let go of that notion and shared to my heart's content. It actually feels good to be able to trust someone so much so and be in that comfort zone that no matter what you share, it's not going to push that person away, it makes you feel safe. I don't think anything is too much in that case.
I think when the trust is gone, from my personal experience, sharing starts feeling like oversharing. Everything you say is under scrutiny and twisted in a way you never thought was possible. That is when it becomes detrimental too. That and when the relationship is ending and you're pouring your heart out, hoping it'd change things when everything is already done and dusted, then you come across as desperate or needy, trying to prey on the last string of emotional attachment.
I also think when you're hurting, anything you share is oversharing and detrimental because there are things that you say that seals the deal, more often than not, to ruin things further.
There's a lot of moments that I want to relive but the one I would love to relive are the past few months.
It's where I felt the safest and was at my happiest, I was myself. Indeed I stopped talking with a lot of people , both real life and virtual, but I think I needed that. I discovered a facet of myself that I didn't think I was capable of having or it co-existing with all the other facets of mine (No, it doesn't meant playing with myself). One of those few moments where I genuinely wanted to hit rewind button.
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LilithX
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I assume by “sharing” you mean opening up? I think you can overshare early on. But once you reach the place that it’s safe, it’s important to feel that you’re able to share anything. HOWEVERRRRR....I’m a big believer in space. Each person should be free to have certain things that are their own. Whether that means something simple like not telling about your crazy party days in college, or the fact that you used to post nude photos online, or how many people you’ve slept with. Maybe it’s something like using the bathroom or farting in front of them. It’s good to feel comfortable doing so....but why not keep less than sexy moments like that to yourself? It’s definitely healthy to have a few secrets in life. But what’s important is knowing you are free and safe to share anything.
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Slopps
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Have you ever been judged for your sexuality ("slut shamed")?
Online or irl? By men or other women?
Online or irl? By men or other women?
online always for my name
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