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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

5 Secrets You Should Keep From Your Partner & Secrets You Better Tell Your Partner

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It starts out simply enough: A man and woman get together, they share some wine, they go back to her place, their relationship grows, they laugh and they fight, and they become-tada!-a couple. And then something happens: They're supposed to share everything with each other. Their fears. Their dreams. Their thoughts. Their bills. Their medicine cabinets. And that's when this simple little romance starts to get complicated. in most relationships, there's such a thing as too much sharing-and I believe that a little discretion at the right time in the right situation is not only a good thing, but also could actually improve relationships. As long as you're not breaking the relationship rules-like playing tonsil hockey while the goalie isn't watching-then a little mystery can be a good thing. Here, five secrets you should keep to yourself-because not saying something will actually speak volumes.

David Zinczenko provides 5 comments that you should just keep to yourself in this Yahoo article.

The follow up article contains secrets that shouldn't be secrets to your partner. Remember open honest communication is key. Although there are things that are better left unsaid (see article #1).


Alexander Stone & Stephen David
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