SimeonOTC:


dnt just understand the point, let it sink inside your brain because frankly speak, you reason anticlockwise.

FERNANDEZISBACK:

And who are you?
Slide off..

SimeonOTC:


lol..someone already said you should talk/type less because like seriously, sometimes you type/sound so half-witted

Totilopussylick:

Free mind is a goal to rest of mind

FERNANDEZISBACK:

How does not having a password on your phone relate to having and living a happy life with your partner?

Your phone is something personal... it’s not meant to be shared or made so that anyone has access to it... simple.

Tallesty1:
Have you ever been in a healthy relationship? I don't mean the type where you guys chat, hang out and meet to fvck but where you play important roles in each other's life? Where he can take decisions on your behalf and it will be just what you would have done? The type that he's so into you that he knows virtually every detail or your life and you know his? If so then what's your phone's password that you can't give to this person?


Unless one is working with CIA, FBI DSS CID or similar top security organizations in his country, he or she has no justifiable reason to keep his phone password secret from his or her partner.

Your private parts are available to him/her 24/7 but your phone isn't?

airsaylongcome:
For women it is

DissTroy:


For everybody, it is. I and my lady have unrestricted access to each other's phones. Phone passwords and partners, and that includes everything.

There's a level of trust and accountability which comes with unrestricted access to each other's phones.

We leave each other's phones with the other for hours without fear or supervision.

Ishilove:
I've not finished checking my phone so what am I looking for in his phone?

FERNANDEZISBACK:
Why on earth should you know your partner's password..you shouldn't even touch your partner's phone talkless of unlocking it..
It's very private.. unless he/she gives you willingly then you have no right whatsoever..


No one should have the password to your phone. ..i repeat no one..it's called personal property and space you have to respect that..

HumanoidX:
Your phone is private property from your spouse or your significant other, but your private parts are not. This generation of people who can't tell the difference between privacy and secrecy. In a healthy marriage or relationship, it takes two transparent people to make it work.
My wife and I have access to each other's phones. Her fingerprint is registered on mine and mine on hers. We don't need to go through eachother's phones...your marriage will thrive in the atmosphere you create.

airsaylongcome:


I think it's distrust that makes a spouse demand to know device password. If you want to access my phone ask me to unlock it and give you. Not like I have anything to hide to start with. But there's a reason the phone is locked. It's a personal device. If I want to use my Lady's phone I ask her to unlock it for me. I do not need to know her password

DissTroy:


No, distrust is free, trust must be earned.
It's just something as simple as her watching comedy skits on your phone and the phone locks so you show hers how to unlock it and she shows you her when the occasion demands it while you continue working on the website you were developing on your PC or something.

The only reason you don't want to know your lady's passwords is either of two things: You don't want her to know yours or you are too scared of what you bwill find.

My lady and I have access to each other's phone passwords, and it began when we started dating till we made it a permanent thing.

It helps keeps one in check too.

Most cases of cheating partners are mostly of those who don't have access to each other's phones. A partner who is cheating or planing to cheat would never let you know his or her password. Argue all you like.

airsaylongcome:


Lol...the bolded is hilarious! Whether I know her password or not, if she is gonna cheat she gonna cheat. If she has my password or not, if I am gonna cheat nothing will stop me. There's zero between Cheating and knowledge of my password. If I'm chatting with an external party I want to cheat with, I have a plethora of non phone based medium (Telegram can run without me having the app on my phone) that I can "cheat" with. Trust is earned but that trust is not earned by me having access to your phone. My wife has access to my phone. I don't have access. Not because she has said I can't have access, but I have said to myself that it is of ZERO value to me.

Skyview01:


Marriage does not mean you lose your identity. It is nota tool to control your partner. it is not bondage and this coming from more than 15 years of marriage.

I always give my phone to my wife if needed but my password, mbanu!.