Important things about yourself you should never share with other people

1. Your personal problems

We all have issues, don’t we? But here’s the thing, constantly talking about your personal problems can make you appear as a complainer and nobody wants to be around a Negative Nancy

It’s okay to share when you’re going through a tough time, but remember, there’s a fine line between sharing and oversharing

Your close friends and family are there for support but for others, it’s often best to keep things light and positive

So next time you’re about to delve into your personal issues, take a pause and consider if it’s the right thing to share or not

2. Your good deeds

Sharing your good deeds. Sounds strange, right? I mean, we’re all taught that doing good is a virtue. But here’s the catch: constantly talking about your good deeds can come off as bragging or seeking validation

True kindness doesn’t require recognition. The joy of helping others should be reward enough. So next time you do something good, try to keep it to yourself

Not only will it make your act of kindness more genuine, but it also allows the person you’re helping to maintain their dignity

3. Your past resentments

      Did you know that holding onto resentment can be harmful to your health? In fact, studies have shown that it can lead to increased stress

     While it may be tempting to vent about past grudges or resentments, often, it just stirs up negative energy and doesn’t serve any constructive purpose

   It’s not about hiding your feelings, but rather about knowing when and how to express them in a healthy way. So instead of constantly bringing up past resentments, focus on the present and the positive aspects of your life

4. Your insecurities

We all have insecurities. But sharing them with everyone can make us vulnerable to unnecessary criticism or judgement. It’s important to remember that everyone is dealing with their own battles, and it’s our job to manage our insecurities

  Instead of sharing your insecurities with everyone, use them as a motivation to improve yourself and become stronger

  Always keep in mind, true strength lies in facing our fears and insecurities, not in revealing them to everyone around us

5. Your relationship issues

Confiding in a trusted friend or seeking professional help is one thing, but sharing your relationship issues with everyone can often backfire

At the end of the day, it’s your relationship and most of the times you are the best judge of what’s right or wrong for you

So, before discussing your relationship issues with others, consider the potential consequences and whether it will actually be beneficial in resolving the problem 

Be now and Be here 

Be aware and Be happiness 

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