1) Your diet
progress. Whether you are maintaining, losing, gaining, falling off or back on
the nutritional wagon. Which is not to be
confused with exercise and workout goals. People love that - it's inspiring to hear "I did 50 straight arm push-ups!"
2)Your sex
life: Too much, too little, when, why how, who......blecK! If you feel compelled
to do this, you need better friends.
3)Railing
against a company. It may feel harmless to post about a cranky teller at Chase bank, but, honestly, the consequences can be devastating to an owner, a clerk, or a whole community.
Once, a dear friend posted about my husband's (very large) company. I'm sure she didn't
realize it at the time, and it was not in response to anything my husband had a part of, but it was hurtful nonetheless. Everyone gives and receives poor service from
time to time. That's part of being an adult. However, I'm a huge believer in something like this, "Got my car detailed so nicely today at Lucy's Auto detail Shop."
4) A medical
question. I've seen this often. Anonymity does not compensate for sounds
medical advice. Misinformation is dangerous...people are guessing, and rarely
have all the facts, as they wince @ oozing purple sores on your backside. Instead, ask for referrals and recommendations of good
practitioners. Those are invaluable.
Food is good. Gratitude is good. Asking for support is good. Doesn't have to be all kittens and buddhas-there's value in reality. But, it's mostly an uncomfortable silence when one get's too intimate.