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What happens behind closed doors isnt anybodysbusiness, but what if the door in question is unlocked?
This despite both sisters going through their parentsdivorceafter their father cheated on their mom.
Now the woman has turned to Reddit to ask for help.
OP added that he works a 9 to 5, while her sister stays at home during the day.
Then suddenly she was as happy as ever and chalked it up to seasonal depression.
When she got to the front door it was unlocked, so she let herself in.
OP just turned around and walked out the door, tears streaming down her face.
Since then, her sister has been calling and texting her nonstop begging OP to talk to her.
Shes since turned to Reddit with an urgent plea for help.
In hisarticlefor Scientific American,Michael Slepianwrites that it hurts to keep secrets.
Secrecy is associated with lower well-being, worse health, and less satisfying relationships.
You have to watch what you say.
If asked about something related to the secret, you must be careful not to slip up.
This could require evasion or even deception.
Constant vigilance and concealment can be exhausting.
It is far more common to ruminate on our secrets.
It is our tendency to mind-wander to our secrets that seems most harmful to well-being.
Simply thinking about a secret can make us feel inauthentic.
Having a secret return to mind, time and time again, can be tiring.
When we think of a secret, it can make us feelisolatedand alone.
The internet seemed to agree that, in this case, honesty would be the best policy
