opens, opened, opening
to open up
phrasal verbC
To start to talk more about your feelings or thoughts
- 1She finally decided to open up about her past.
- 2He needs to open up to someone he trusts.
To open up means to share your thoughts and feelings with someone. It's like unlocking a door to your emotions and letting them out. It's about being honest and vulnerable with others, expressing what's on your mind or in your heart.
Remember, opening up is not just about talking, but also about listening. It's a two-way street where you share and receive. So, make sure to give others the chance to open up too.
at a store with animals
Sharing Feelings Among Friends
Jeffrey
I always feel so relaxed when I'm around animals.
Sandra
Yeah, they have a way of making us feel at ease.
Jeffrey
It's probably why I find it easier to open up about my feelings here.
Sandra
I get that. It's like they create a safe space for us.
in a grocery store
Unexpected Confessions in Aisle Five
Jennifer
Hey George, you seem a bit off today.
George
Yeah, I've been going through some stuff lately.
Jennifer
You know, it's okay to open up about it if you want.
George
Thanks, Jennifer. I think I really needed to hear that.
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Similar to "to open up":
- 1share
- 2reveal