You're in an overall great relationship. You love your partner, and the two of you get along really well... until you hit a snag. Now, you've gotten into a huge fight, and you're not sure what to do. Here's the big question: Do you talk to your friends about your relationship? You may be surprised to find that the answer is no. Talking to your friends about your relationship is actually not the best idea sometimes.

My husband and I are big believers in keeping our marriage sacred. That doesn't mean we're religious or subscribe to a particular religious school of thought for our marriage. It just means we believe our marriage should be something that's set apart from all of the other things in our life. It means we like to keep our marriage safe and protected.

Because of that, my husband and I decided very early on we weren't going to talk to our friends or family about our relationship, especially any disagreements. Luckily, my husband and I have one of those sickening relationships where we don't argue about anything, but even if we did, we'd be keeping it to ourselves.

Traditional logic dictates that talking to your friends will help you reduce stress and help you get a third-party eye on your relationship. But traditional logic is BS sometimes, because it can bad for everyone when you only talk to your friends about your relationship problems. Here are six reasons why.