Was thinking about this last night. I have friends who I really don’t know anything about on an emotional level because I’ve drilled into my head it’s a conversation meant to be shared in therapy. But there’s also a part of me that sees the value in getting to know people as humans and not just their 9-5 selves. I have fem-presenting friends who seem to be more open to these types of conversations, but I genuinely want to find the line between sharing and over sharing. As a man, It’s pretty depressing to think about tbh, knowing other men for decades but not really knowing anything about them besides their favorite teams or beer.

Is this a thing that’s exclusive to males? Also, if you have any good literature recommendations for this topic please drop below 😅

  • Hohsia [he/him]
    hexagon
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    11 months ago

    Awww man so you’re saying I have to make myself vulnerabledeeper-sadness

    I appreciate the advice, I actually think vulnerability being seen as “weak” trait is part of the problem here

    • D61 [any]
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      11 months ago

      Not totally or completely, but, if there's something small that is bothering you and it seems like it wouldn't be too odd to suddenly start a conversation about it with some other people... yeah, go for it.