Icebreakers
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Is it healthy to keep secrets from your partner?
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No
Yes, I think it is healthy
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No
No. I don't think it's healthy to keep secrets
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No
No
No
Most definitely not
No
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No, it isn't. It eats up the peace and the guilt and feeling of betrayal feels deadly. You cannot focus on the happiness you have together. No secrets and
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No. I used to think I was doing them a favor, "if you don't have something nice to say, say nothing," but learned over time that it erodes trust and keeps you walking on eggshells by hiding things.
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