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From: rlr@pyuxn.UUCP (Rich Rosen)
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Subject: Re: New Topic - Lots of good thoughts from Glenn Reid
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I once met a psychologist who said that she thought that total honesty was not
very good for a relationship, that there are things best kept hidden from the
other person.

I think the reasoning behind this (not overtly stated) was that if total
honesty was the rule rather than the exception, than people would have fewer
interpersonal (and probably intrapersonal) problems, and many psychologists
would thus be out of work.  [ :-) ???  maybe not... ]