When it comes to just a kiss, we believe there are no limits to sharing this moment with your closest friends. But when you show more intimate aspects, of course it can damage your partner's trust. In fact, do you know if they want others to know more details about your sex life as a couple?
Sometimes, revealing these moments makes a conversation between friends more comfortable and acceptable, but beware! You may end up breaking your partner's trust in certain situations.
We can help you understand where the boundaries are for sharing aspects of your sex life with your friends!
-First, find out what your partner likes
They have the right to confidentiality, so you shouldn't talk about anything they don't want to share with others. Always have an open conversation beforehand, even if you have a boyfriend of the moment, a new partner for some time or enjoy a long relationship. Understanding his/her boundaries can be indicative of what you can confess intimately.
-The fact that you can talk about your sex life does not necessarily mean that you should
Probably not, but you run the risk of people using some details against you if you break up a friendship or break up badly with a friend. It may even happen that one of your friends starts fantasizing about your partner or your sex life. Some things are meant to be private, always.
-Share the moments you love
The fact that one partner wants you to share intimate aspects with friends does not mean that another will accept it. Some of your friends may want intimate details, while others prefer things less private. Talk to them and be clear from the beginning of the conversation about privacy and the moments you want to talk about.
- Learn the recovery formula, especially after you've given a lot of information
Regardless of the scenario, it's best to be honest. Tell your partner about intimate things you have shared with friends and ask for their understanding. Apologize, admit that your details may have crossed the line, and reassure them that you won't do the same thing again.
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