Be honest. How often do you hide what you are thinking?

[Royd]

I wear a tinfoil hat, so that they can't read my mind, from a satellite.

 

[chickaddict]

I usually don't have to hide what I'm thinking. Those who know me already realize that I'm downright nuts. Over the years being outspoken has earned me a few enemies in the in-law crowd..............OH Well.......that's not always a bad thing.

At 47 I've learned that it really doesn't matter what other people think of me so long as I'm comfortable in my own skin, and most of the time I am.

 

[Royd]

Seriously, in today's society, where nothing that comes out of your head, is secret, [There are unwanted eyes and ears, everywhere] it is best to keep your thoughts to yourself....Call me a conspiracy theorist, but the govt. could make a dossier on anyone, at any time. Especially, if they think you are stepping on their toes or could cause them trouble.


I probably shouldn't even be posting this....Keep your mouth shut and your head down.

 

[sourland]

Frequently. At times I feel that there are only two people who understand my skewed thought processes. The first is my wife. (At times I think she just accepts without understanding.) The second is my blood brother, twin from whom I was seperated at birth.

 

[tinychicky]

there's no filter between my brain and my mouth, so hiding my thoughts is sorta impossible

 

[tinychicky]

no wonder my friends think i'm crazy

 

[sourland]

Tinychicky, I'm betting that your friends are true friends not "pseudo" friends. My friends know don't ask me a question unless youwant my honest opinion.

 

[Beekissed]

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Quite a bit....most of the time, actually.

 

[Sir Birdaholic]

I try to hide what I'm thinking, but it ALWAYS escapes out the end of my typing finger.

 

[RoeDylanda]

I don't really try anymore, unless what I'm thinking would be all hurtful and not at all helpful (to anyone). I just don't seem to have that level of control over my face! Rather than let people infer what I'm thinking from how I look, I'm better off just spitting it out and dealing with the fallout.

DH loves this quality, actually, as he never has to wonder what I'm really thinking.