Sharing your own problems with other people is rather beneficial, but you also have to be selective of those you might want to share your problem with. There are people who really well understand you and the situation you are in, and they may also have went through the problem and they have found their efficient solutions for the problem, and they can share it back to you and learning from some like crafted experience is always good. However, if you ask from someone that either has any experience about the problem, nor understands your personality and characteristics and your situation, then it is not a good idea because they cannot, I think in that case, those people cannot provide you with two valuable insights, and I think you should be selective of whether to tell your problems with.
Band 7+: is it always a good idea to tell lots of people about a problem?
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Sharing your own problems with other people is rather beneficial, but you also have to be selective about whom you share your problem with. There are people who really understand you and the situation you are in, and they may have gone through the problem and found effective solutions. They can share their insights with you, and learning from crafted experience is always good. However, if you ask someone who has neither experience with the problem nor understands your personality and situation, then it is not a good idea. In that case, those people cannot provide you with valuable insights, and I think you should be selective about whether to share your problems.
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