Final
Thought:
Living
a
private
life
does
not
mean
you
should
push
people
away,
never
open
up
about
your
feelings,
or
be
isolated.
It
involves
choosing
carefully
what
details
of
your
personal
life
you’
re
comfortable
sharing
and
whom
you
decide
to
share
them
with.
Be
a
book
that’
s
authentically
and
genuinely
open,
but
always
keep
them
guessing. 1.
Not
everyone
is
your
friend
You
can’
t
trust
just
anyone
with
information
about
your
personal
life.
Even
some
of
your
so-called
friends
could
be
gossiping.
Some
people
just
love
to
ruin
lives!
This
alone
is
a
reason
to
keep
your
life
as
private
as
possible. 2.
You
will
not
owe
anyone
any
explanations
Exposing
your
personal
life
gives
everyone
a
front-row
seat
to
your
show
and
invites
their
opinions.
Living
a
private
life,
you
get
to
keep
your
business
to
yourself,
and
you
certainly
don’
t
feel
like
you
owe
anyone
any
explanations! 3.
Peaceful
mind
Feeling
inadequacy
and
dissatisfaction
resulting
from
social
comparison
cause
depression
and
anxiety.
Privacy
removes
the
stress
of
waiting
for
validation
from
others
and
you
no
longer
care
what
people
think
of
your
life
since
they
don’
t
know
anything
about
it.
A
private
life
is
a
happy
life,
but
also,
a
safe
life!
The
less
you
share
about
your
day
online,
the
safer
you’
ll
be.
It's
easier
than
ever
for
stalkers,
identity
thieves,
and
hackers
to
threaten
people's
lives
with
all
the
life
info
they
freely
share
every
day! 5.
Better
relationships
Privacy
gives
you
a
chance
to
focus
on
what
really
matters.
You
can
form
more
genuine
bonds
with
friends
and
family
and
only
allows
a
small
circle
of
people
you
trust
into
your
world.
It’
s
better
to
share
and
connect
with
a
few
people
who
truly
care