Is there a such thing as being too honest with someone?
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Us: Saleana & Jason
Location: S.C, USA & Newcastle, England
Ages: 18 & 19
Met Online: June 14, 2010
His Feelings Started for me: June 14, 2010
My Feelings Started for him: July 6, 2010
First "I love you": January 17, 2012
"Officially together": February 1, 2012
Met First Time: HOPEFULLY March 14, 2013 (already booked the flight)
Closing the distance: No Idea -
Yes, but I think most of it has to do with tact, common sense, and consideration.
I live by the phrase 'if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything'. Also my SO and I have agreed that since I'm a worrier and prone to anxiety, we don't talk a great deal about exes
Love will not betray you, dismay or enslave you, it will set you free
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Met: Cork, Ireland - December 31, 2009 • Started Dating: Cork, Ireland - May 22, 2010 • Became LD: July 15, 2010 • My Move From Canada to UK: October 26, 2011
Closed the distance June 18, 2012!
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I think honesty is a really good thing. Sometimes honesty can hurt you, but it's difficult to asses the situation and move on from it if you don't have all the facts. Although I do think there are some things you don't necessarily have to be honest about. But those times are the ones where it's not important. Like if your friend buys a new dress and says "I love it, what do you think?" and you think it's horrible. I think it's more a question of tact. You have to try to be tactful, but people can misinterpret what you're saying if you're too tactful. It's all down to balance.
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I don't think so, no. I'm 100% honest with my SO and I expect the same in return. I like to think I'm strong enough to take whatever he comes out with in the light he means it rather than being offended. But occasionally we do offend each other, I'm too blunt or he picks the worst time to show his critical side (which is about as wide as a bus haha) and then feelings are hurt for half an hour, we both apologise for being dicks and we move on. It's ok to ruffle some feathers, it's not going to be the end of the world if something comes out wrong because we always have each other's best interests at heart and we know that.
When it comes to exes, we were best mates before we went official. I know exactly where he's been and he knows my history too (though I admit he had an easier time just letting it slide!)
There are two things I prize in a relationship - good personal hygiene and honestyHappily married to the little Canadian boy I never thought I'd meet in person
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My ex and I were honest to the point of "offensive" bluntness (though I was never offended, ever). Like one time he told me he wanted me to lose 10kg before our next visit because he thought I was too overweight. Which I happily agreed with, since I wanted to lose a bit of weight myself too. I guess it depends on how sensitive you and your partner is. We always knew the other could handle anything, but I suppose it doesn't work with everyone.
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I think so yes, some things should be said carefully and somethings people don't need to know. i don't mean lie or hide something important though.
"Buddha made you for me" - My SO
1st Met/Visit: Nov 2012 - Thailand
2nd Visit: May 2013 - Thailand
3rd Visit: Jun 2013 - Thailand
4th Visit: Sep 2013 - Thailand
5th Visit: Sep 2013 - Jan 2014 - UK
6th Visit: Apr 2014 - Thailand - Marry
7th Visit: Sept 14th 2014 - Thailand - Wedding Ceremony / Party
Close the distance - Sept 21st 2014 - UK
UK Wedding Party: November 8th 2014
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