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" This might seem like a weird thing to say coming from someone who has been writing a dating blog, but one of the biggest relationship lessons I&amp;#039;ve learned is that some things should just be kept to yourself. When I&amp;#039;m not so happy with a guy, I&amp;#039;m way more likely to vent to my friends 24/7, or ask them to help me analyze every text and interaction to see what they thought it meant. It&amp;#039;s normal to want to talk about your boyfriend, but when you feel like you constantly have BF problems to talk about instead of anything else, that&amp;#039;s a pretty bad sign. On the flip side, the urge to brag about how sweet/perfect/thoughtful your BF can be just as bad. I feel like there&amp;#039;s a tendency to share every detail of your life with the world now, mainly because of social media. If you get a bouquet of roses, everyone on Facebook and Twitter knows about it within 20 minutes. I don&amp;#039;t really see a point to that. If your boyfriend does something super sweet for you, what&amp;#039;s the matter with keeping some things private? After all, no one can understand your relationship better than the two of you can. It seems more special if no one else knows all of the little details about your love life. When I&amp;#039;m happy in a relationship, I don&amp;#039;t feel the need to constantly talk about my boyfriend. Even if I do get annoyed with him (it happens), I&amp;#039;m less likely to go run to my friends or my mom and whine about how pissed off I am.  What do you think? When does talking about your relationship (the good or the bad) become TMI? Do you have friends who talk too much about their BF or GF WAY too much? Sound off in the comments below!  MORE: Read All About Isabelle&amp;#039;s Dating Ups and Downs Jennette McCurdy&amp;#039;s Best Dating Advice Don&amp;#039;t Make These Celebrity Dating Mistakes "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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