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Post by jester1991 on May 9, 2020 23:42:03 GMT
Heey all,
I'm new here and I am very much interested in your opinion on how honestly, explicitly and open you talk about things, objectively or sujectively to your spouse, friends and family?
The reason I am asking this is because I get two ends of the spectrum reactions.
Some people literally ended a friendship because I told them a famtasy or having asked them about them. Other people (especially opposites sex) are actually happy I brought it up or answered truly honestly to a truth or dare question about your kinks. It shows respect and a more accurate appearance of you. And they don't mind if they do not share the fantasy, but always get a grip on how I might be into it.
I have also matured sexually enormously by talking about it more often. It gave me a way better understanding of my sexuality. Or sometimes spurred om ideas I hadn't even considered.
I have extremely open about it, as with anything. I don't care about the people thinking me a weirdo. They are weird to me.
I remember around 13 years ago no girl would admit having watched porn or at least be interested in it. Since man/woman status are leveling off increasingly more women are more open about masturbation, porn and sex. I find it doesn't matter which sex you are. Everyone should be open or feel at ease to be honest.
I get very mixed reactions. Like: 'OMG you are such a disgusting little man. ' to 'Come let's try and experience that together I am into too. '
What about you?
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Post by Elizabeth on May 14, 2020 3:17:08 GMT
Not open at all. Seems like yucky topic to me personally. But then again I like keeping my relationships with people in general at a distant. This is probably due to not having as much privacy as I liked growing up so being private now and only telling others what I feel they actually need to know. Have you ever lost any friends being so open though?
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Post by just10sp on May 14, 2020 15:05:26 GMT
I'm like a cube.
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Post by jester1991 on May 24, 2020 18:20:08 GMT
Not open at all. Seems like yucky topic to me personally. But then again I like keeping my relationships with people in general at a distant. This is probably due to not having as much privacy as I liked growing up so being private now and only telling others what I feel they actually need to know. Have you ever lost any friends being so open though? Yes I have lost friends through it. Which I think is a way too deperate measure. But most people get angry indeed.
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Post by Elizabeth on May 24, 2020 19:45:41 GMT
Not open at all. Seems like yucky topic to me personally. But then again I like keeping my relationships with people in general at a distant. This is probably due to not having as much privacy as I liked growing up so being private now and only telling others what I feel they actually need to know. Have you ever lost any friends being so open though? Yes I have lost friends through it. Which I think is a way too deperate measure. But most people get angry indeed. Did they at least say they didn't want to talk about first and see your reaction or did they just end the friendship with no warning?
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Post by jester1991 on May 25, 2020 22:14:34 GMT
Did they at least say they didn't want to talk about first and see your reaction or did they just end the friendship with no warning? No, that is why I found their reaction too extreme. Even if someone says they don't want to talk about, I wouldN't immediately do what they want.
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Post by filmocracy on Sept 5, 2020 15:28:51 GMT
I am true in everything I live.
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