self-disclosure

• It's not that he's lonely or unhappy, it's just that he's entered that weird area of adult life where it feels cumbersome and too packed with self-disclosure to meet someone new and ask them if they want to hang out. —  Pajiba
• In addition to being a hilarious bit of self-disclosure, I increasingly realized that this was proof that Barry is, on several levels, actually quite a clever salesman. —  Traffick
• The Bible stands as an account of "emerging God-consciousness," he argued, but our knowledge of God is not solely confined to Scripture, as there is "a yet wider view of God's self-disclosure" through human mystical experiences. —  Anglican Mainstream
• It could be that Letterman's carefully calibrated act of self-disclosure has put him in the best spot possible to weather the situation - and even to milk it. —  Homepage
• It requires honesty, openness, self-disclosure, confiding concerns, fears, sadnesses as well as hopes and dreams. —  Psychology Today

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