Telling him/her your DARKEST SECRETS?
By xio shi
@simonelee (2715)
China
October 8, 2012 10:20pm CST
Have you ever shared your deepest secrets to your partner? Everyone who has not been with the same person from the time you were young will have some type of past. So you have a past that you may not be proud of. And sure if you tell him in the beginning of your relationship it will all be great and he will be supportive for you. But, for how long? So, what is your stand?
6 responses
@kyrararen (601)
• Indonesia
13 Oct 12
hey simonelee. good day. I am sure I have participated in the exactly the same discussion, I wonder what was wrong ? as I thought this thread has been deleted.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
14 Oct 12
Yeah! It was deleted due to duplicate post. Had problem with my internet connection and hit the key twice. I already assume one of it will be deleted soon, but i didn't expect the most participated was the one omitted. Anyway, you can post another one here.
@kyrararen (601)
• Indonesia
16 Oct 12
lol okay. well, as I said in that deleted post, I would tell him my secrets as I don't want to feel heavy when I looked at him or having him around me. I don't share my feelings easily to people but I do feel needy to tell my significant other how I really am.
@kyrararen (601)
• Indonesia
16 Oct 12
lol okay. well, as I said in that deleted post, I would tell him my secrets as I don't want to feel heavy when I looked at him or having him around me. I don't share my feelings easily to people but I do feel needy to tell my significant other how I really am.
@ztuberi (395)
• Philippines
9 Oct 12
I've done that. My husband knows my darkest secret. Maybe not all my secrets, but those that are supposed to tell.
It can help him to know my personality, my behaviors. Our acts have history. We learn on our experiences. And for your partner to understand you, he must know some things even secrets.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
9 Oct 12
In some cases that a person pretending that she's still a virgin, he definitely going to find out soon. But, I'm not telling that she must tell every relationship she'll commit. Anyway, I believe that there are secrets are okay to share and some is healthy to keep things to your self.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
9 Oct 12
Yeah! It could be a potential harm...
Relationships are very important when coming to the topic of marriage it’s really important to be honest about the things that need to be told.
Some secrets are worth telling as a way of strengthening the relationship, but others are the kind that should be drawn out in time as long as they aren’t ones that have the potential of ruining the relationship. at the same time but life isn’t supposed to be easy.
@yoyo1198 (3641)
• United States
9 Oct 12
Never, never tell anyone everything about your past. Relationships invariably blow up and there goes your secrets. Ex-partners usually have a tendency to feel resentment and want to get back at you whether the reasons are well founded or not. I wouldn't even tell a person I've been in a long-term relationship with everything. Why would you do that? What's to be gained for either of you? I see only a lose-lose situation in that.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
9 Oct 12
In the best of all possible worlds, we can tell each other anything and everything. But the dilemma is whether to tell him/her all or not. In general, in most instances, it's good to be open and honest with your partner but the consequences might hurt them, nothing positive would come of it, and it might just damage your relationship or worst damage you permanently. On the other hand there are secrets bearable?
@celticeagle (168126)
• Boise, Idaho
9 Oct 12
I did finally tell my now ex-husband some deep secrets. He was okay with it and had some interesting ideas about it as well. He wasn't necessarily supportive but understanding and gave me a new take on what had happened. So it was interesting and uplifting to me. I don't think I would do it again. I would tell my BFF before I would tell a man any secrets.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
14 Oct 12
But you didn't regret those moment when you open up to him? Why not doing it again? Any bad experience? We, actually cannot expect they'll accept our secrets a hundred percent but at least it was a relieve.
@Aja103654 (5644)
• Philippines
9 Oct 12
I don't really have a dark secret.
If he doesn't need to know about it then why should i tell him? if he is trustworthy then i can tell him.
@simonelee (2715)
• China
14 Oct 12
Not even a embarrassing memory, shameful facts, or simple scheme? Everyone has them— Many secrets are harmless though. If you do decide to tell, steer the conversation toward an issue surrounding the secret, to see how the person responds initially.
It takes courage to let a secret go. If you do, be ready to work out any conflict that follows.