Limits to Vent Household Problems with Your Closest Friends

January 4, 2012 by Fika Thiana  
Published in Friendship

Not all domestic issues, can be passed on to others, who are not supposed to know. If you want to vent about problems in the household, know in advance limitations. About Vent problems at your household, there are positive and negative impacts.

In common household disputes or disagreements between couples. This often leaves a wife or husband wants to vent household problems on your closest friends, friend or relative. When in fact, the internal affairs of the household should not be heard by parties outside the domestic sphere. Let us understand the limits to vent household problems. Because after all, is a household issue of privacy is maintained, then you need to know what limits to vent household problems with your closest friends.

Jeanette and Melissa friends since still a student. When both work and live each household, their friendship remains solid.

There are no secrets between them. Whatever steam experienced one of the parties, of the other party will ‘accommodate’ be happy. In recent years, Brad (Jeanette husband) began to fail with the wife’s friendship. Brad feel uncomfortable when ‘the kitchen’ house known Melissa.

Basic social needs

Having friends to confide (confide) it could not hurt. Yet as social beings, humans do need other people. This was echoed by Milka Melvina, M. Psi, “Everyone has the basic social needs, including needs compassion, a wonderful companion, acceptance by the social environment and familiarity. By having a friend or friends to share, to realize the emotional well-being, “he explained.

Friendship provides hope, support, encouragement and feedback that a person needs. Generally, after the steam or heart out, someone will feel relieved. Alternative ideas or find a way out was unthinkable.

When told ‘kitchen problems’

“Share with a friend, reasonable. But if you are married there should be limits, “said Milka.

Becomes unnatural if someone becomes overly dependent on others. For example, does not focus on joint venture partner when faced with domestic problems, but have not tried to resolve the story with a partner to the fullest. Or trivial problem directly told. All that is not healthy for both parties.

If you have committed to partner together to solve every problem, fulfill that commitment. Problems will make households more solid if successfully passed along. Be smart filter what will tell. Think you know the partner’s feelings when telling other people.

Plus-minus vent

1. Positive Impact: if you select the right people, can certainly help provide an alternative way out is positive for both parties.

2. Negative Impact: when friends vent ‘inappropriate’, the worse the problem can even be detrimental to all parties. Suppose that person can not be neutral and see the problem only from one side only.

Set limits

Usually the vent is a topic of conflict or lack of couples who are considered very disturbing. So, be wise! Vent to add information or tips for better communication is established with a partner, is okay. But, do not confide only to tell the ‘evil’ pair.

If the problem is very complicated – have cultivated both but still difficult – third parties who may be appropriately used as an alternative is a marriage counselor, religious advisor. 

Understand the problem of household well and finish with your spouse. Limitation Vent about Household Problems a good idea to pay attention, so that privacy of your homes is maintained. It’s good to vent household issue with people closest to you, but understand very well what are the constraints that must be guarded to confide in your household problems.

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  1. morningstar1 Says:

    Good share

  2. xphantoms Says:

    Like it

  3. megamatt09 Says:

    Some rather interesting points.

  4. sheilanewton Says:

    Great share. Some good talking points here. Well done. Happy New 2012, my friend.

  5. Fika Thiana Says:

    Happy new years too for all of you, dear Friends…


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