Another way of saying

[Gemby!]

'easy to open up to'

*please no rude comments* :P

[Voetsek]

"Autom-sprou-canda-tickbana-sandwor-budnorsellaswie?"

[Gemby!]

Thanks, that is gonna go down reeaaallly well with my english teacher :P

[Voetsek]

Glad to be of help

[Samurai]

present

[manker]

You'll have to give us a context, Gembs :D

Is it a person opening up, like emotionally - or is it a milk carton.

[manker]

I've just seen the second 'to' in the initial post :blushing:

'She was a particularly acquiescent sort and as such it felt natural to concede my feelings.'

[Gemby!]

You'll have to give us a context, Gembs :D

Is it a person opening up, like emotionally - or is it a milk carton.

person emotion thingy :)

[dudevenezuela]

prostitute

[Gemby!]

You must feel so smart now ...

[manker]

person emotion thingy :)Is what I wrote above no good?

You could say 'easy to relate to' or a 'good listener' - but why use 4 words when 24 will do :D

[Gemby!]

I need it to be relatively short and for it not to ' lapse inot paraphrase' as my teacher says *coffbitchcoff*

[manker]

'One feels able to relate emotion to her without fear of judgement'.

That's fairly succinct :unsure:

Edit: You can take 'emotion' out and it'll work.

[Gemby!]

I think I might just put ' easy to confide in ' :P

[manker]

It's easy to confide in anyone, you just have to speak. Whether they're easy to open up to is another thing. It's about their responses.

[Gemby!]

meh, hopefully she wont notice :P