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I'm a proponent of private vulnerability, with people who have earned your trust, and mutually I suspect that in some (most?) cases public vulnerability is a cope, a simulacrum of vulnerability, preempting the need to be vulnerable in person
I think a lot of public vulnerability is mislabelled and isn't actually vulnerable, because one has done the work already to make sharing the information safe. Instead "public vulnerability" is usually sharing information that other people would feel vulnerable sharing.
I share a bunch of private or semi-private stuff here, it's mostly because I DGAF if someone wants to make an issue - I'll just block them - they can't actually hurt me with it. If I had a heartfelt conversation about the same with a friend or partner *that* would be vulnerable.
(this isn't to say it's bad - if anything this is why it's good. It's a way of expanding your comfort zone and helping other people who are still feeling fragile about similar topics)
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