Taysha price
@chinxi · 4:31
When is privacy acceptable
You. So I want to talk today about when is it acceptable for a person to be private. Because nowadays, what I'm starting to learn is people not only want to know where you from, but what street you grew up on, what school you went to, who's your mom, who's your dad, who's your sisters, who's your aunts, who's your cousin, who's?
Obviously, if you lead in with certain stories that could cause them to have certain questions that you might not want to talk about, then there's obviously a paper trail where they're like, oh, there's something about that that they don't want to talk about. There must be something they're keeping from me. But I think it's very healthy to have secrets and to have things that you're just processing still within you. I think we all do
John Davina
@JohnDav · 3:42
You. Hey, so thanks for posting. Very interesting question or topic, something that has come up in my own life over the last few years. Privacy is definitely something that doesn't seem to be as private, for lack of a better word, as it used to be. I grew up up my family basically within our own family circle. We would share information, but we were always told, don't share too much information