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Is the landscape of your mind your private sanctuary filled with thoughts and imaginings that may not always be suitable for others to hear about?
What do you do when someone urges you to reveal your innermost thoughts—especially those that could potentially offend them? Is full disclosure always the best policy, or do you have the right to keep some of what happens in your mind sacred?
By Paul Colaianni: Relationship and Emotional Abuse Expert4.5
18701,870 ratings
Is the landscape of your mind your private sanctuary filled with thoughts and imaginings that may not always be suitable for others to hear about?
What do you do when someone urges you to reveal your innermost thoughts—especially those that could potentially offend them? Is full disclosure always the best policy, or do you have the right to keep some of what happens in your mind sacred?

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