leilu SoCal
04/07/16 6:41 am
I think the more money someone earns, the less likely they are to talk about it.
As far as health goes, if I had a minor health concern I wouldn't mind sharing if it came up in conversation. If I had a serious health concern, people would know. I would ask for prayers and help (taking care of kids, cooking meals, etc).
cpaswr just say the letters
04/07/16 4:03 am
I have no issues discussing finances in general. However, if I am discussing things with someone that I know will get jealous or if I don't really trust them, I will avoid specifics.
My SIL is this way and I won't discuss specifics with her.
I know that when she visits our new house for the first time that she is going to be extremely jealous.
Donaldo lets go brenden
04/06/16 10:23 pm
When it comes to money, people think selfishly. I have saved a lot of money compared to my friends and they'll still mention to me about how much money I have, and sometimes they'll act differently because of it ( I only tell my friends tho so my friends are usually pretty cool about it).Not a very good explanation here lol but from my personal experience, it can change how people see you and this is why I said talking about finances makes me more uncomfortable
Wino I need a drink
04/06/16 9:46 pm
I'm far more open about my health, I'm incredibly uncomfortable with people knowing how much we have saved/invested. That being said, people tend to talk freely with me about their finances (which also makes me uncomfortable) because my husband is in finance.
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