Where will your curiosity take you?

yes... this is such a courageous poster. True curiosity can bring someone somewhere. either good or bad. well it will definitely give us something to learn. Curiosity killed the cat. ouchies. sorry about this.. not being pessimistic...it just crossed my mind. Anyway to your questions: Do you ever feel like there's some sort of topic segregation when it comes to some select friends of yours? My response: Yes, Guilty. I have some posts for me and my family's eyes only and a few selected friends. Though my facebook contains only family and friends, I still have some posts like feeds and photos for my family only. (Although I don't have posts and photos for friends only). it is not because I don't trust my friends because there should be things that only people who are close to you should know and should see. Where has your curiosity taken you when it comes to talking about personal topics? so far I didn't encounter any personal stuff because i don't really dwell on it.. the reason why it is personal.

Hi jolielife. It depends from person to person. Genrally we hesitate to do so because of the fear that what the other person might feel about you. But I believe if the friend is close enough then I am very free to share everything. However there are lots of other friends with whom I do not share all these things because there is no need to. Have a nice day ... SuperShames

Yes, it is interesting anymore that there are not a lot of people out there that are your friends that often times will not want to talk and share with you about what is really going on in their life and family. They pretty much keep to themselves and never come talk to anyone in person, or some share it on Facebook and such without ever telling you. And when you confront them about it, to see what is going on they act surprised like didn't you know?

I never talk about personal topics. I never got curious about relationship either. Ha ha. I am much about curious about spirituality and religion, but my friends always talk about relationship and getting married. I can't relate because I am not so curious about that topic. I can talk it on forums when it comes to spirituality and religion, but not with my friends.

I easily open up to my closest friends. There are no inhibitions in whatever comes to our minds tat we want to share with one another. And I guess with other people that we know, we should weigh things first and assess the kind of personality that person has before we could ask them certain things tat we want to know about.

Yes, my curiosity has allowed me to pick at other people's situations. I generally have experiences where I do talk to some of my peers about certain things. But it really depends on the person you are speaking with because you may or may not be able to talk to them about some subject. I guess it's because we are more conscious about what we talk about to another person and try to think about how they would react.

Hi! I understand no one likes to be intruded, as far his privacy is concerned. Some are keen to probe personal affairs of others and when they do not succeed, they feel restless. Some people are very hesistant to share their personal details with all friends. They share it with only very close friends that too when they feel like. I also do not share my personal details with all, not at least on social networking sites as facebook.

I am not the type of a person who asked too much out of curiosity. Even with my closes friends- I wait for them to speak out voluntarily. It's nice to hear and listen when they (friends or love ones) speak about their personal life voluntarily than asking them a lot of question.

I tend to be a very curious peson most of the time. It can take me to the strangest of places and the wildest of predicaments. My mother always told me as a child that curiosity killed the cat. I just have to see for myself.

We all have personal issues that are hard to talk about with friends that are not our real close friends. I think we do need to be respectful of each other. Your friend needs time to heal from a broken relationship and probably doesn't need people who keep asking him about his ex-girlfriend. No doubt, there was hurt and pain involved in the breakup. Now, he just wants to move on. I am not curious about other people because I realize that it is 'none of my business'. One of my relatives who had been married a long time but we all knew she had a rocky marriage just switched her facebook status from married to single. With NO explanation. So, one relative commented 'that was sad' but we didn't ask nor bugged her about what happened. It is just none of our business. So, I don't want to be curious about other people's personal business because I am a private person and don't want others to ask about my personal topics. If I am ready to share, then I will share. But I appreciate that people don't ask and I give people the same privacy about their personal lives.