💭 Is full honesty always the best policy—or are some things better left unsaid? In this episode, we’re diving into the tricky terrain of past partners, present insecurities, and how much is too much when it comes to sharing.   Inside This Episode: 🧠 Why people ask. Is it genuine curiosity, insecurity, or a desire for deeper understanding? 💬 The case for honesty. Transparency can build trust, support sexual health conversations, and deepen emotional connection. 🙊 The case for privacy. Does the past need to be revisited? Not every detail is helpful—and some can do more harm than good. 🌏 Culture, religion & upbringing. How our background shapes what we think is “normal” to ask—or share. 💉 The essentials. Why discussing STIs and relationship history is important—without it turning into a quiz on your past. 😬 The comparison trap. Knowing your partner’s past can stir up jealousy and unhelpful comparisons. 📉 The “body count” myth. Challenging the idea that the number of past partners defines your worth or relationship potential. 🚧 Boundaries are key. How to respond if your partner asks—and where to draw the line between curiosity and intrusion. 🚩 When it’s a red flag. Recognising when someone uses your sexual history to shame, control, or manipulate. 🗣️ If you choose to share… How to navigate the convo with honesty, clarity, and care—for yourself and your partner.   💬 Let’s Keep This Conversation Going! Have you ever felt pressure to share—or wished you hadn’t? Do you think transparency builds trust, or do some things belong in the past? I’d love to hear your thoughts—DM me, email me, or jump into the conversation on socials. If this episode made you rethink your own boundaries or sparked a discussion with someone close to you, share it along. Until next time—lead with honesty, honour your boundaries, and stay true to what feels right for you.