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Has anyone else never talked to anyone about their (emotional) problems? Never even allowed themselves so much as to give a hint to someone else that they aren't the rock that they make themselves out to be?
Why would you not want anyone to know? Out of fear of judgement? Because you think no one would understand? Or even worse that they wouldn't care?
Does anyone out there find complaints of such problems anything but an annoyance? I have trouble believing that people; be it good friends or otherwise, want to hear, or help, with other peoples problems.
Do you think having someone reveal that they are flawed helps to humanize them in the eyes of the person they revealed it to? Or would that person rather not know such things and go on believing there are no problems?
Do you think permanent internalization of ones problems will lead to more such problems in the future? Should everybody at least have one person they can talk to?
Just some questions about what people think, or rather how they think, and if my own assumptions are correct or completely out of whack. I'm thinking the latter of the two.
Why would you not want anyone to know? Out of fear of judgement? Because you think no one would understand? Or even worse that they wouldn't care?
Does anyone out there find complaints of such problems anything but an annoyance? I have trouble believing that people; be it good friends or otherwise, want to hear, or help, with other peoples problems.
Do you think having someone reveal that they are flawed helps to humanize them in the eyes of the person they revealed it to? Or would that person rather not know such things and go on believing there are no problems?
Do you think permanent internalization of ones problems will lead to more such problems in the future? Should everybody at least have one person they can talk to?
Just some questions about what people think, or rather how they think, and if my own assumptions are correct or completely out of whack. I'm thinking the latter of the two.