At the same time though, it also increases our self-protection concerns because it signifies that we could also potentially be affected by whatever negative treatments befell the person we're gossiping about.

because it signifies that we could also potentially be affected by whatever negative treatments befell the person we're gossiping about.

that for the first time and I wished somebody told me when I was 9 or 10. “Gossiping is

You have been gossiping, Dixon? I'm surprised at you.

Come, my dears. I can't have you two gossiping together all evening.

With the girl who's always gossiping about her friends

their mostly spending time gossiping and

say when they’re gossiping about you.

gossiping and taking a nap, or eating our food...

meeting by gossiping. Groups develop these unwritten rules and that’s how they function.

social sensitivity is sometimes by doing these things like gossiping with each other or allowing

Are you gossiping way too much?