I have no problem sharing my problems with people. However, most of the times, people would never prove to be helpful. This is why it is a good idea to share your problems with people who can offer help and support. I have discussed some of my problems with a doctor in the past. Under certain circumstances, you may have no option but to share your problems.
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I have no problem sharing my problems with people. However, most of the times, people would never prove to be helpful. This is why it is a good idea to share your problems with people who can offer help and support. I have discussed some of my problems with a doctor in the past. Under certain circumstances, you may have no option but to share your problems.
This means that sharing problems with the right people can be really helpful. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to get useful advice or help from other people. Often, I understand that discussing ones problem with a specialist or a close friend or a relative can help with a solution.
Yes mostly to those I feel can help. If they can help why not. They don't need to be gossips but people that can help
I always love to have divergent views on how to tackle a problem. That's the sole reason I share my problems. I sample the opinions to make a good decision. But I don't share my problems with just anyone I see.
I am not that person that really likes to share my problems. I come from a background where family used your problems to mock you and scold you with whenever they are not happy with you. So I learned to always bottle my problems and face my demons by myself.
How are you going to know they are going to help? A lot of people only want to hear your problems to mock you in the back. They will never ofter any tangible help or solutions.
I don’t like sharing my problems. Negativity can weigh down conversations, and I prefer keeping struggles private, working through them with my own methods.
Where you're sharing your problems is very important because it's what will determine the kind of views you're getting. I saw a post on Facebook today where it's stated how unlucky a man is whom his wife gets advice from hair salons.
Sharing problems with someone who can use it against you in the near future is a very bad move. I can never support that from anyone. One should focus on sharing their problems with those whom they love and who loves them so much.
I only share my beloved brother my problem. Though he's working overseas but I could still reach out to him my problem. He's very good at solving even the most difficult problem.
Having a brother who can be able to provide solutions for your problem is a blessing. I am glad that you have such a brother who is always willing to help at times where it matters.
Yes, I thanked God for having a thoughtful brother. I cannot share my problem to my sister. She's a negative type of person. She keeps on opposing instead of helping me.
Apsara
Captain Cackle
I don’t like to share my problems but I understand how sharing problems can be helpful for many people. It can provide emotional relief, build connections, and even help in finding solutions. However, it’s important to choose the right people to share with.
