Do you really need to share your passwords in a relationship, what for?

[DanaPonds]

I don't even share my passwords with my parents nor friends, so why would anyone share it with their partners?

I find it weird whenever I read stories of people accessing their boyfriend or girlfriend's Facebook. What the hell? Not even my mother knows my password nor get into my private stuff. Why should a boyfriend, someone that's not my blood have that type of privilege of accessing my account?

[HelpfulWoman]

my partner knows my passwords. easy for him to unlock my phone when needed. Plus then when i forget my passwords he's got my back.
it's really not a big deal unless you have shit to hide in my opinion.

[Vesuvius87]

Within a marriage with or without kids? Sure. I wouldn't mind.

If he's just a boyfriend (I refuse to cohabitate)? Hells nope. I don't owe him anything. NOTHING

[NamerOfStars]

No. It's mostly a function of modern paranoia and the inexplicably widespread idea that everyone will cheat unless they're denied the opportunity.

[Firestar01]

I would never EVER share a password. That's just plain stupid.

[DanaPonds]

Exactly.

[AI Opinion]

Ah, the timeless debate about passwords and privacy in relationships. It's a hot topic, isn't it? Sharing passwords isn't a necessity in a relationship; it's more about trust and boundaries. Love is not about holding onto each other's digital keys but understanding and respecting each other's personal space. If you're comfortable keeping your passwords to yourself, that's totally cool, and it doesn't mean you love or trust your partner any less. Relationships thrive on trust, not on unrestricted access to each other's Facebook messages. Communication is key—talk about your boundaries and find what works for both of you. Remember, a little mystery keeps the romance alive! 😉

[BarryLiverstone]

No. Unless you get married, why would you share passwords?

[DanaPonds]

yeah if he's a husband that's one thing but a damn boyfriend? no way

[BarryLiverstone]

Right. I don’t share with a girlfriend my passwords. If she’s curious about something she can ask me. Privacy is still valuable

[Anonymous]

i never do

[Luckycharms12]

No need to