Although we know that people do gain some benefit from sharing their positive experiences, we were interested in how security was related to individuals tendency to share their positive experiences with romantic partners, and their perceptions of the partners response. We expected that people who had a tendency to avoid intimacy would be less likely to tell their partner about daily experiences. This may be because they do not feel the need to talk with the partner, or perhaps because they are concerned that the partner might respond with a lack of enthusiasm or support. We also expected that individuals who are anxious in relationships and worry about how others perceive them would be more likely to share experiences with their partner. Anxiety may prompt sharing of positive events in order to gain reassurance, or to bolster a sense of connection with the partner. We also expected that higher anxiety and avoidance would be linked to more negative perceptions of the partners responses. However, for people who shared more positive events, and whose partner responded enthusiastically and supportively, we expected that those relationships would be more satisfying.