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[zaxsmile]

If you and your best friend were having a conversation about a problem you were having with a person who you love very much, and in that conversation you said very eloquently everything you wanted that person to know, do you think it would be right to email that conversation to the person (with best friend's consent, of course)? I'm curious about

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[fractal_empire]

If all affected parties consent, sure.

hmm

[wyldpinkdaisies]

no, seems not intimate, it would be better to leak it out through a third party somehow, or better yet, just say it.

Re: hmm

[zaxsmile]

that's what I thought too

[anonymous]

it's amazing how much more capable you are of expressing yourself when concerned parties aren't present.

i see nothing wrong with it.

-marcy

[chewies]

pull a me. send it.

[zaxsmile]

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

corners are bad

[wyldpinkdaisies]

if it has a negative connotation, then sending will be bad, because your talking to someone else about them, they'll feel backed into a corner, one because you obviously didnt have enough faith or trust in the person to flat out say it, and two, although best friends are wonderful, they should be confidential and it could make the person feel uncomfortable to not have been present for a conversation about them.