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Are there any subjects that you do not get into on Fluther?

Asked by RareDenver (13173points) November 21st, 2009

When it comes to my wife I try to be careful, specific details of our relationship and sex life are a no-no to me.

Anything you keep clear of?

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Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

I try to avoid politics, but sometimes, someone will ask a question in a way that sucks me in. There are some private areas of my life that I won’t mention, because its’ no one’s business on here. the answers I give concerning cannibalism are all tongue-in-cheek and not to be taken seriously.

DrasticDreamer's avatar

Only when it comes to intimate details of a personal relationship. Other than that, I’ll talk about anything.

filmfann's avatar

I am very open about details of my life, but try not to expose too many of my friends and familys secrets and problems.

avvooooooo's avatar

As we’re allowed a second account to go anonymous as far as that goes I ask my personal questions on that. I try not to get into too much about what’s going on with me outside of the private messages.

DominicX's avatar

Well, I’ve definitely told people some more detailed in-depth information in PMs that I would not put out in the open on the main site. I wouldn’t discuss sexual details or anything like that. I also wouldn’t talk about “gross” things too much, but other than that, I’ll pretty much talk about anything. I don’t have any big secrets or any topics that I fear to discuss. In PMs, I just might go into more detail about something I mention on the main site.

Now, there are topics that I’m sick of arguing about and I tend to avoid them because they go nowhere, but I have talked about them in the past and I may talk about them again in the future.

DrBill's avatar

I avoid talking about things I know nothing about.

(A view not shared by everyone)

Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

@The_Compassionate_Heretic have you ever been the husband to an animal?~

dpworkin's avatar

Counter-intuitive though it may seem, I have actually restrained myself on certain subjects. (Scoff if you like, it is true.)

FireMadeFlesh's avatar

There are many topics I avoid because they a plain boring, but I also like to leave homosexuality on the sidelines. Obviously I don’t mention details of my relationship and anything that may identify me in real life either.

ItalianPrincess1217's avatar

I’m pretty much an open book. Nobody knows me personally on Fluther, so it doesn’t bother me if people know certain private things about me and my life.

The_Compassionate_Heretic's avatar

@PsychedelicZebra I’m not going to get into that.

PooperDood's avatar

I try to avoid stupid stuff

antimatter's avatar

I try to not to ask stupid questions.

laureth's avatar

I go through phases. Sometimes I’m just sick of debating one of those topics that will never, ever be settled. (Religion, sexuality/gender, politics…) But then other times, someone really just needs to be given some factual information, and that is hard to resist.

NewZen's avatar

Science and Math. Absolutely clueless.

rooeytoo's avatar

I try to speak eloquently and meaningfully on subjects where I have vast knowledge and experience.

Which means I don’t usually have a hell of a lot to say, heheheheh

Psychedelic_Zebra's avatar

@DrBill I am learning to follow your example. Thanks for being my mentor.

augustlan's avatar

There isn’t any particular topic I won’t discuss (unless I know absolutely nothing about it), but I use an alternate account to discuss things I’d rather my teenagers (2 of them are members) not see.

hungryhungryhortence's avatar

Sure. I try to keep the reins taught on myself when it comes to talking about my current <3 interest because he is not a jelly, knows nothing about the fluther dynamic and is a more private person than I.

Fernspider's avatar

Some of the IT technical questions don’t grab my interest or the ones that are very regional and encompass regions I have never been and know nothing about.

Like others have mentioned… repetitive questions that end up being an endless debate with no conclusion lose my interest rapidly.

Random new questions that I have either wondered myself or are mostly original grab my attention for a look see.

mattbrowne's avatar

Of course. Some things are way too personal.

kruger_d's avatar

Lately I have ignored serious health questions, because I have little expertise, and I think people should be talking to a qualified professional about health-related concerns. If it’s something minor and immediate like treating sunburn, no prob.

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