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Oh Hell to da Naw! | |
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Anxiety said: what's happening to this thread?!? It's been Zelaired.   | |
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Paradisekiss03 said: Do you let your special someone know your e-mail passwords? I mean if your husband/wife/bf/gf asked for your e-mail/myspace/facebook/etc passwords would you let them have them?
(I am still mixed up on this) In a word, NO. | |
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Mach said: Anxiety said: do you USE them? Do I go into his accounts just to poke around you mean ? Nope
I have no desire to. He will usually share anything of interest with me anyway I have been asked by him to go in and read something and give an opinion a time or 3 And I am not bothered at all by a thought that he may go into mine really after 23 yrs together we really don't have anything to hide We know each others PIN # to $ accounts and all that jazz I know the passwords to his persoanl and work accounts and he knows my passwords  even my org password
Maybe this is TR typing right now  Exactly. We've asked each other to go in and look something up or whatever, and use each other's ATM cards if need be. I don't think we even remember each other's email/MySpace/whatever passwords, though. I don't see the big deal either way. Like some have said, we have nothing to hide. And like others said, we respect each other's space and have no reason to go digging around. The only exception, I think, is a relationship that is or may be temporary. Someone I was just dating would never get my passwords. But someone I am sharing my life with, for the long haul? We don't make it a point to keep things from each other. The Normal Whores Club | |
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Exactly. I could care less. 
I think it's actually a little shady if you don't let your sig/other have them. It kind of conveys the "they're hiding something" attitude. But hey, I also know that not everyone is in a good relationship. I could understand not wanting that casual boy/girl friend poking around. | |
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hokie said:
I agree with Carrie. Just because you're dating or married to someone doesn't mean that they need access to every detail of your life.  Co-sign!!RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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psychodelicide said: hokie said:
I agree with Carrie. Just because you're dating or married to someone doesn't mean that they need access to every detail of your life. Co-sign!!I third that | |
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Statuesqque said: psychodelicide said: Co-sign!!I third that  RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. | |
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JerseyKRS said: Exactly. I could care less.
I think it's actually a little shady if you don't let your sig/other have them. It kind of conveys the "they're hiding something" attitude. But hey, I also know that not everyone is in a good relationship. I could understand not wanting that casual boy/girl friend poking around. Oh please. 
Don't dismiss it as people who want their privacy as people being in bad relationships. If I am with someone who thinks I am hiding something because I won't let them know or have access to every single detail of my life...well, they can go fucking die a slow death. I wouldn't want to be with someone that is thinking "what if". But then again. I don't even want to live in the same house. | |
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JustErin said: JerseyKRS said: Exactly. I could care less.
I think it's actually a little shady if you don't let your sig/other have them. It kind of conveys the "they're hiding something" attitude. But hey, I also know that not everyone is in a good relationship. I could understand not wanting that casual boy/girl friend poking around. Oh please.
Don't dismiss it as people who want their privacy as people being in bad relationships. If I am with someone who thinks I am hiding something because I won't let them know or have access to every single detail of my life...well, they can go fucking die a slow death. I wouldn't want to be with someone that is thinking "what if". Agreed agreed agreed. |
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She can have all the passwords to the accounts she knows about. | |
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JustErin said: JerseyKRS said: Exactly. I could care less.
I think it's actually a little shady if you don't let your sig/other have them. It kind of conveys the "they're hiding something" attitude. But hey, I also know that not everyone is in a good relationship. I could understand not wanting that casual boy/girl friend poking around. Oh please.
Don't dismiss it as people who want their privacy as people being in bad relationships. If I am with someone who thinks I am hiding something because I won't let them know or have access to every single detail of my life...well, they can go fucking die a slow death. I wouldn't want to be with someone that is thinking "what if". But then again. I don't even want to live in the same house. The Normal Whores Club | |
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never, which is why I dont give out my pin numbers to them either..  I will love you forever and you will never be forgotten - L.A.F.  | |
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Anxiety said: i think i'm a lot more guarded about these things than my bf is. one day we were at a drive-through ATM and since he was on the driver's side, he had to take out the money for me. he very casually asked "ok, what's your PIN?" and i was totally flabbergasted. it was no big deal for him, but for me it was like if i told the world that i'm spiderma...SHIT
Wasn't this a Seinfeld episode? GEORGE WHAT'S YOUR PIN??!!!!! | |
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CarrieLee said: Anxiety said: i think i'm a lot more guarded about these things than my bf is. one day we were at a drive-through ATM and since he was on the driver's side, he had to take out the money for me. he very casually asked "ok, what's your PIN?" and i was totally flabbergasted. it was no big deal for him, but for me it was like if i told the world that i'm spiderma...SHIT
Wasn't this a Seinfeld episode? GEORGE WHAT'S YOUR PIN??!!!!! 
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jbchavez said: She can have all the passwords to the accounts she knows about.
best.response.on.thread  She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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never | |
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he has my email one and myspace one, I get him to check my emails from work sometimes if I am lazy, all I get is spam anyway  | |
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