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Is it healthy to keep secrets from your partner?


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No never! Not even half truth


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I'm seeking a serious long term relationship and more. Someone who is responsible, respectful, can take care of themselves, and who is employed.special to capture my heart and knows how to handle it with care, one who will cherish me and be willing to share life's greatest joys and sorrows.


No,pero creo que a veces hay malos momentos para decir las cosas es decir no siempre se tienen que decir inmediatamente o em cuanto pase pero tampoco ocultar cosas importantes que los puedan afectar como pareja


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No it's not at all


Absolutely not. You and your partner should be able to share everything.


Healthy couples are willing to share their lives. This means opening up and being honest when it counts. I think there are some things that do not need to be shared immediately. As the relationship progresses there is enough of a bond that you should be able to trust your partner. I don't expect to know every single secret - but I would like to know my partner's weaknesses, insecurities, failures, desires, fears, goals, successes, etc. which sharing makes you vulnerable.


No


No, absolutely not.


No, even secrets to keep feelings from being hurt actually hurt feelings worse when they are discovered...but we all do it somewhat either consciecly or subconsciencly


My partner and I are separate individuals. We share most things with each other but we do have things that we keep to ourselves, and we understand this about our relationship. It is healthy if there is prior understanding and respect not only for the relationship but ourselves.


No.



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