Consider the relationship type
When you’re deciding whether to share with others, think in concentric circles. Your close friends and family are in your inner circle and will know the most about you, but as you expand out from your centre, people may know less.
When you build your relationship, try revealing a little, then followed by a bit more. Appreciate the diversity of relationships with a variety of people.
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