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How much do you tell your friends?
If you're human, above the age of 18, you probably had the chance to have some very close encounters with the other gender. You will also have a ton of friends.
Friends talk about their experiences. What went good, what didn't go so well. But how much is too much?
It's quite a touchy matter when it gets to what actually happened during intimate (and sometimes not so intimate) times with your better half or people you hold dear and near.
Many of the matters are very private and might spell out frustrations, and most of us don't really know how well we can measure up to other people's experiences
Growing up in the Arab world, there was never a moment when a friend would come bearing the news of his intimacy (or lack of) with anyone. There was this unwritten rule of don't tell and you sure as hell don't dare to ask. A guy would die defending his secret if need be. I remember couple of my friends being cuffed and taken to the police station because they wouldn't admit that they were out with their girl friends. One of them received few slaps but all was good at the end and the secret was never revealed
I remember my whole group of friends severing all ties with one of the guy who practiced "kiss and tell". From that moment onward, he was considered an outcast, he was no longer trusted, he broke the golden rule.
On the flip side, most people bragging about their heroism in that arena tend to be liars and talk about people who they have either no knowledge of, or know so little of them
This morning, I received a call from a friend who started telling me all sort of intimate details about his relationship with his girlfriend. It's true she's a friend of mine as well, but it just made me fell so uncomfortable hearing all this stuff. Although I'm always self aware that many women go through these details as a matter of casual chit-chat! Some even talk about their marriage life, the most sacred of all secrets.
By the way, Islamically speaking, a man or a woman is forbidden from saying anything about their intimate relationship to anyone. NO ONE.
Back to the subject, it doesn't really matter what kind of information your sharing about your better half. If it exposes them or belittles them in front of other people then I think these secrets should remain sealed.
But how much information is too much? Or too little!? I say too little because sometimes I see weird looks on some people's faces if I ask about their wives. As if I insulted his honor or something, as if she doesn't even exist or he's ashamed of her existence in his life.
Between too much, and too little lies the proper handling of these secrets. Moderation is always good. There are things that people can talk about and share, but there are things, many things, that are better left, behind closed doors
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very well said, of course i agree with u, and i don't believe it's "ok" for girls to share the intimate details of their lives with their best friends or even moms!
honestly speaking and after observing many incidents in this life, i start to believe that it's better not to share other casual details about ur spouse, like their daily habits, what they like and dislike..i mean talking about it in general is ok, but sharing many details is not...cause u might be talking bi 7osen neyeh, but others (some sick minded ppl) will take it in a different way, and u never know how some might take advantage of it...
one should know what and what not to share, and most important with whom?
What one may share are the casual general things that can happen outside the closed doors.
Ya3ny, what you're ok with doing in public, then it's ok to tell it in public. But even that should be to certain people with certain limitations..
It's a scary world!
Once I used to live with a married man, he was away from home .This person drove me mad when he was complaining about his loneliness and miss cuddles from his wife .I intended to change the topics because it is enough temptation in the street for single man without hearing these stories.
If you tell about an argument you had,the picture you paint of your other half while angry will be forever branded in people's mind and good luck in changing it..You will make up and move and they won't forget :)
I remember one time in univ there was a girl I knew who was rounding up her friends to tell them the "details"... apparently, her brother had gotten married the night before and had shared every single detail of his wedding night with his mother and sister!!!!
That is completely disgusting, both on his part (to ur mom?????EWWWWWWWWWWWWW) and hers, to ifda7 all these personal details to a bunch of strangers.
I agree with Adoosh...if you do it (whatever it is) in public, then you can talk about it in public..
And Deemco is right, I heard this story (a frnd of a frnd, dont know if its true) of a girl who had the perfect husband and was always telling her frnds how perfect and sweet and romantic he was, their only problem was he was highly in debt. Her rich and very jealous "frnd" offered to pay off his entire mountain of debt...if he would leave his wife and marry her, which he did. Theres alot of stories like that, its really sick.
The main thing I think about sharing nice stories/complaining (this includes only non-intimate things as the intimate stuff should never be shared!) is to choose your friends wisely.. if you trust them, then ok.
And no, sharing intimate stuff cuz u have a problem isnt acceptable either.. thats what doctors are for: they dont knw you, its impesonal and clinical, its confidential and most imp of all, they are the ones with the real solution!