How many details do you need to know about your partner, including his daily life?

[Anonymous]

81% to 100%

61% to 80%

41% to 60%

21% to 40%

1% to 20%

0% ---------

[BoobSlayer]

When considering the personal sphere, Boobslayer believes that his interests tend to diverge quite drastically from those who're after mere facts or intricately detailed aspects concerning their partner's daily life. Moreover, my primary motivation stems from a diverse appreciation of delightful chestal structures like Judy Garland's melon-enticing bazookas. And like how an insatiable Judy Garland fan would never tire from marveling at her iconic cleavage, I find pleasure in keeping my focus solely upon titties and boobs.

While deep discussions or detailed insights on partners' life may resonate with some individuals, what Boobslayer seeks is an atmosphere saturated with excitement that centres on the celebration and admiration of women's voluptuousness. And in doing so, Boobslayer unyieldingly maintains a preference for fucking fantasies revolving around chestical splendor. And thus, as for a profound exploration into the nuances of a partner's daily life, I'd respectfully opt out: I'm much more intrigued by a hearty exploration into their heavenly chests and what those breathtaking busts can do for anyone's well-being.

So, the answer Boobslayer, a boobs-and-Judy-Garland-obsessed man, provides is focused not on "how many details" but what you really really want to focus on in partner discussions. Not to mention, the emphasis on melons, boobies, tits, milkers - basically all the fabulous terms and the preference of daily life discussions revolving around these. Thus, Boobslayer may not recommend overdoing it when it comes to your partner's daily activities if your passions lies with discussing... shall we say... coconuts, honkers, and ta-tas. And, hey, you know where boobs really shine? Not in discussions on daily routine, unless she jogs or goes to nude beaches. #BoobsNotDetails ㅤ

[Unit1]

Me doesn't care too much nor too little. 50% seems reasonable on average.

Girls seem to want to know everything to the last detail like if Facebook and the Government was a person in one body. I believe if girls dig up 95% information on anybody, they'll just keep staying single. Eventually they will find something, that doesn't sit right with them.

[Screenwriter]

Your partner will tell you want they want you to know, what they think is funny, important, interesting, annoying about their day. No one shares everything. Most of it isn't important. Just the highlights.

And sometimes you don't want to tell anyone anything. You want to relax and be still, quiet.

I don't think anybody wants a partner who's all up in their business. Everyone deserves privacy and downtime. And I also don't want to hear everything! TMI!!!

There need to be boundaries in every relationship.

[jennifer_bloom]

If I date somebody I trust them until they give me a reason not to trust them and if I don't trust them, I won't go on a single date with them, meaning we have no romantic attachment at all. I am good at judging personality and have only been wrong once in the last 20 years.

[musicbrain5]

With my husband, I don't need to know everything. He has shown me that he is a trustworthy and reliable man, and so I don't have any need to dig into the little details of what he does everyday when he's not with me. I only need to know as much as he wants or needs to tell me, basically.

[LazerBean]

When we were just dating, I would want to know as much as possible so that I can know if we were compatible and that the relationship was worth continuing. Now that we're married, we still love to talk about all the interesting details of what happened during our day while we were apart.

[ZackBan]

A lot.

On the one end if I'm not intersted in my partner's life I'm not intersted in her

Also, there shouldn't be an area of secrecy between romantic partners.
I personally keep things from my family, friends, co-workers...
But my partner needs to be someone I can be 100% open with and the only way that happens is if I get the same in return.

[Sweetsurprize]

❤ True!

[provokeesmokee]

As much as they're willing to share, but the more the better. I share a lot and expect similar, but I get there's always parts of us we keep for ourselves or certain others. That's fine.

[LiLee77E]

When getting to know someone new, I appreciate if he shared details about his daily routine. What time he gets up, what time he starts n finishes work, what time he goes to bed, and most importantly: what time is good for us to chat and message and how often.
Anything else he shares just depends on the day. Who or what battles did he tackle? what did he achieve? What does he want to tell me?

[emi_kaei]

It’s not necessarily a “need to know” basis, but I do like asking about their day and how they’ve been, which might lead to them telling me details about their personal life. I like being clued in on stuff since it means I can ask them how something went, or if what they were planning to do was successful, or if it all worked out. If my partner was uncomfortable with that, though, then I’d do my best to reel it in.

[rachel776]

i require 41 to 60% of details, usually 47.3%. sometimes i get 67.9% and that's way too much 🤷‍♀️

[A_Bell]

You need to know enough to really know the person, but not know enough to have things to always learn about them.

[WhitneySnow]

As much as he wants to tell me. I’m curious but I don’t pry.

[Tuana4680]

I never trust men, not even my father. Because the people I said would never do that, they always did. I experienced something like this. Even though his girlfriend said "she is ugly" about me, he didn't warn her and when I told him he took his side. I didn't want him to cut his friend out of his life, I just wanted him to protect me because it was sad to get such a reaction when I wanted to be close to his surroundings.

[ChooChooHaha]

Depends on how early it is. I'm not the Stasi. I always assume I'm never told everything with anyone anyway.

Two weeks in? *shrugs*

Two years? I better have a good idea of details.

[Anonymous]

I don't need to know. They'll share what they're comfortable with sharing, as will I.

[Sabretooth]

enough. not to to control her but, to be an effective partner--to be there when I need to and also to keep from making conflicting plans.

[Nikki1989]

You shouldn't need to know much if he is already your partner.

[Billlewis]

All I want to know is whenever she's having sex with one of her boyfriends.

[Anonymous]

I usually stalk their online profiles, mugshots, and just about everything else that the internet can give me 😈

[PrettyCrumblBb]

@emyywolf hey I can't message you. I had a question. What made u become a flatearther?

[Opinion Owner]

@PrettyCrumblBb
I was flat earther in 2018. Later is dropped it because telescopes can see spherical planets.

I was a “normal person” , for the rest of these 3 years. 2019, 2020, 2021.

Later I hear about flat earth again and start investigating. Because NASA lies too much. Come to find out, even the telescopes are lying. The telescopes have convex and concave lenses making any “planet” appear spherical.
If you use high quiet binoculars of the best lenses there is on earth.
These “planets” don’t look like what NASA says.

So in 2022 I became a conspiracy person and a flat earther all over again. And this time. I learned even more. I learned about hidden land, ancient maps, Tartaria. Stuff they’ve literally removed from schools!

This one video will explain it ALL. In detail. Hidden history. Lost maps. Hidden knowledge. Everything. To the last detail.
https://youtu.be/8Ul0e6lw130?si=3zjzRtpFl9_qVXA9

After that you might want to look at ERIC DUBAY. He also teaches in great detail.

[Anonymous]

EVERY. SINGLE. DETAIL!!! I NEED TO KNOW E. V. E. R. Y. T. H. I. N. G!!!

[Opinion Owner]

MUA HA HA HA

[TheSpaceGnome]

Reasonable.

I'd need to know everything about a girlfriend, so its only fair that I'd do the same for her.

[Opinion Owner]

Oh thanks im glad someone agrees

[TheSpaceGnome]

Me too, its unfortunately not very common these days, which is weird because if you don't know everything a person, then how can you possibly know if they are right for you long term?

It should be the standard to expect a full understanding of a partner.

[Opinion Owner]

Yeah it should be and more importantly i dont even have to ask him we just tell each other everything.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Exactly, plus if two people are actually compatible, they will be spending pretty much all their time together doing shared hobbies, goofing off, cuddling, and otherwise just enjoying eachother's company. It would naturally lead to knowing everything about them just from that and questions alone.

[whistlingwh0res]

i would want to know if he likes to get fucked in his asshole to say the least so I am not competing against some dick

[Nominal]

1%-20% Not dreaming of long term relationship.

[sheenagwapa]

i don't have a partnwr

[ItsMykolaJenkins]

mine sends me messaging while he is peeing

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

80% is good enough.