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open are you about your feelings?
Not very. I can open up to a few select people. Even then, I explain them in a reserved manner.
Do you hold many secrets?
Oh yeah. I used to like the fact that there's thing that only I know, even if they're not bad. I've come to realise that it's sort of a "putting all of your eggs in one basket" scenario. When the time comes that you need or want to discuss them, no-one will understand you properly.
Does it take you a long time to open up to people, or do you act the same around new friends as you do with friends you've had for a while?
I have really close friends that I don't open up to. As I mentioned before, it's only a select few friends where I do. That's not even a time thing, so much as a special sort of trust that you only have with certain people. It may not take long to establish, either.
If you aren't open, why?
Are you afraid people will judge you, - that's a major reason, yes. Also, I don't like people knowing everything, because I feel that it limits me from being dynamic later on. At the end of things, it just causes uncertainty between you and others; and kills your sense of identity.
What's your opinion on people who are outspoken about all their problems? Does it depend on how severe those problems are?
I admire that they can do it, to a degree. It frustrates me when people complain for no reason, but at least they're up front.
What's your opinion on people who are completely closed off and don't talk to anyone at all?
I feel sorry for them. I don't know how they find meaning with no deep interaction, but it can't be fulfilling...
Ultimately, do you think it's better to be more closed off, or more open?
I think I've established hypocritically that it's better to communicate wherever possible.
Damn, I put a lot of thought into this. :D
Not very. I can open up to a few select people. Even then, I explain them in a reserved manner.
Do you hold many secrets?
Oh yeah. I used to like the fact that there's thing that only I know, even if they're not bad. I've come to realise that it's sort of a "putting all of your eggs in one basket" scenario. When the time comes that you need or want to discuss them, no-one will understand you properly.
Does it take you a long time to open up to people, or do you act the same around new friends as you do with friends you've had for a while?
I have really close friends that I don't open up to. As I mentioned before, it's only a select few friends where I do. That's not even a time thing, so much as a special sort of trust that you only have with certain people. It may not take long to establish, either.
If you aren't open, why?
Are you afraid people will judge you, - that's a major reason, yes. Also, I don't like people knowing everything, because I feel that it limits me from being dynamic later on. At the end of things, it just causes uncertainty between you and others; and kills your sense of identity.
What's your opinion on people who are outspoken about all their problems? Does it depend on how severe those problems are?
I admire that they can do it, to a degree. It frustrates me when people complain for no reason, but at least they're up front.
What's your opinion on people who are completely closed off and don't talk to anyone at all?
I feel sorry for them. I don't know how they find meaning with no deep interaction, but it can't be fulfilling...
Ultimately, do you think it's better to be more closed off, or more open?
I think I've established hypocritically that it's better to communicate wherever possible.
Damn, I put a lot of thought into this. :D