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1. False Sense of Intimacy
There's a reason why hairdressers hear intimate details of their clients' lives. When someone is touching you--cutting your hair or painting your toenails, for example--it creates a false sense of intimacy.You might not even know the person's name, but that person is in your personal space, touching you. For many people, that physical touch gives them permission to start talking as if they were communicating with a close friend or partner.
2. Solace in a Stranger
Ever sat in a waiting room or on an airplane next to a stranger who insisted on giving you too many personal details of his life? Quite often, people tell complete strangers their deepest, darkest secrets.
A stranger won't judge you. And if he or she does, what does it matter? You won't see that person again. So for some people, unleashing embarrassing secrets and painful memories on an unsuspecting stranger seems like a less expensive alternative to therapy.
3. Misguided Attempt to Fast-Track the Relationship
When you meet someone new, whether it's the new office assistant or a blind date, there's a little tension as you start to negotiate your relationship. You have to look for clues to decipher if the person likes you or is interested in getting to know you better.
For many people, this initial phase is anxiety-provoking. So in an effort to skip over the "let's-get-to-know-each other" period, they start revealing problems about their bodily functions and strange phobias. They hope sharing such private details will fast-track the relationship to the next level.
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