When forming a relationship with someone, it could be a friendship or a romantic relationship, one of the more difficult things to do is to fully open up to that person. Usually, it takes one of the partners longer to open up than it does the other partner. This can be caused by many things. This person could have been betrayed the last time they opened up, or maybe they have had awful things happen to them in their life and it is a very personal thing to discuss with other people. I picked this topic because I struggled with completely opening up to Jacob when we were at the beginning of our relationship. I had never been in a serious relationship before Jacob. I had been in three, each lasting no more than two months, and there was more than
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My first relationship was when I was fifteen and a freshman in high school. I ended it because it was just an awkward freshman …show more content…
This test compared 1,027 bloggers and the topics that they discuss with their friends, families, and their online followers. The results show that the females unveiled more information compared to the males. However, the bloggers avoided the topics of attitude, money, body, work, feelings, personal, interests, and experiences (Tang and Wang). The study also showed that the bloggers under the age of twenty discussed more topics. I think that this study shows how females find it easier to open up than males do. Usually males like to keep things to themselves and they like to give off the masculine persona. This study also shows that younger people tend to be more open. When you are young, you tend to have friends that you tell everything to. You also spend a lot of time online, and we see how teenagers feel comfortable talking to people that they don’t know over the internet. They find it easier to talk to these people since it gives them a nonjudgmental feeling. The information that the bloggers avoided talking about also shows that people do not normally discuss important personal information about themselves right away. Topics like that tend to take time to open up about. Not everyone does surveys to determine how people will use this theory in their everyday lives. Like me, some people just have their own personal experiences. People tend to build up walls that
My first relationship was when I was fifteen and a freshman in high school. I ended it because it was just an awkward freshman …show more content…
This test compared 1,027 bloggers and the topics that they discuss with their friends, families, and their online followers. The results show that the females unveiled more information compared to the males. However, the bloggers avoided the topics of attitude, money, body, work, feelings, personal, interests, and experiences (Tang and Wang). The study also showed that the bloggers under the age of twenty discussed more topics. I think that this study shows how females find it easier to open up than males do. Usually males like to keep things to themselves and they like to give off the masculine persona. This study also shows that younger people tend to be more open. When you are young, you tend to have friends that you tell everything to. You also spend a lot of time online, and we see how teenagers feel comfortable talking to people that they don’t know over the internet. They find it easier to talk to these people since it gives them a nonjudgmental feeling. The information that the bloggers avoided talking about also shows that people do not normally discuss important personal information about themselves right away. Topics like that tend to take time to open up about. Not everyone does surveys to determine how people will use this theory in their everyday lives. Like me, some people just have their own personal experiences. People tend to build up walls that