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Women are extrovert and love to share everything when they are in a relationship. While it's good to communicate your feelings and emotions with your boyfriend, revealing everything is not needed. Your partner is not interested in every detail of your life. Besides it could be used to your disadvantage if the relationship does not work out.
Here are a list of things you should avoid sharing with your boyfriend.
Ex-boyfriend
Tread with care, when it comes to revealing things about your ex-boyfriend. You may have only good intention while revealing that it was you who ditched your ex. But your boyfriend may take it otherwise and become insecure. It will definitely create problems in your present relationship.
Talking about your best friend
Keep your best friend away from your relationship. While it's ok to generally talk about her. Never ever share her phone number or email address with your boyfriend. Also make it a point not to talk about her secrets, as complications may arise. For example, knowing the true cause of her depression your partner may begin to show sympathy towards her. And this is bound to arouse your jealousy. A conflict may arise between you and your partner and you may feel insecure about the relationship.
Never share passwords
Your passwords should be kept a secret from your partner or boyfriend. The rule applies for married couples as well. What's the point in sharing your email password or ATM pin. Why should your partner be interested in them. The rule applies for men as well. Just imagine a scenario where you opted out of his office party. Later he gets to read the chat messages with your best friend and comes to know of the real reason for not accompanying him. Spare yourself such complications.
Keep salary details to yourself
Discuss your fat pay check with your partner only if you are married to him/her. There is no reason to expect your boyfriend/girlfriend to reveal his/her salary details to you. That's for married couples.
Relationship is about accepting you the way you are. Let him/her know and love you for what you are, but keep a part of your life to yourself.
(AW: Pratima Tigga)
