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I have my phone password protected but face recognition eliminates the inconvenience created by the added security. I have it protected because some of my clients communicate with me via text and I am obligated to protect their confidential communications. However, if my wife suspected me of any inappropriate communications with someone, I would gladly unlock the phone and allow her to look at anything on the phone (except confidential client communications, as required by my professional rules of ethics.) If she has any suspicions, I know they are unfounded because I am 100% faithful and loyal, and I avoid even the appearance of doing anything inappropriate. And, if she has suspicions, I want to show her that I have nothing to hide and resolve her doubts immediately. If I had doubts about her, I would hope that she would do the same for me. And I would allow her to look at my laptop, also (with the same restriction.)

Are you willing to compromise your digital privacy in a relationship? If not, why not? And how do you respond to the statement, "If you have nothing to hide, then you would let me look at your phone?"

At which age does life stop being dynamic and starts being the static and same-old like as in you don't expect meaningful opportunities to pop up, specifically for romantic relationships?

I felt that at 27 years of age. Felt it in smaller scales starting from 24 years old. Truthfully though when I was 15 years old and i was forcibly displaced, i expected to never escape and die from starvation or something.

By now at 30 years of age, the dynamic mysteries ended. I saw the past. I predicted my past from my previous pasts (except my escape). I foresee my future today. For my life is over, set it stone, no more surprises like getting a girlfriend or the exciting things, that the young are privileged to experience in stable and safe regions and conditions.

And I'm still broke.

We men all know, that having deep emotional moments are a big no go for our girlfriend unless you are ready to risk it and end up single again as your girlfriend loses all respect and love for you. See I distanced myself from my boyfriend after seeing him cry for the first time. Any advice? to see what I mean.

here's where a separate female friend comes in to save the day, knowing you can't expect a romantic relationship with her, so there's nothing to lose if you go to your separate female friend and let out your emotional sides, cry a river or do your thing, that you can't do with your girlfriend, thatll risk your relationship and her respect for you. No more pretending to be completely exhausted and crashing into the bed when you feel like shedding tears.

Remember its the girls, that make these rules and then claim, that they want a man, who is in touch with his emotions unless you are a top tier male. And if you as a conventional man can't adhere to their rules, then you'll get whats coming such as what happened in the question i linked above. Say goodbye to the relationship and the bedroom hanky panky.

Trouble putting consistent effort into romantic gestures, maintaining physical appearance and fitness to look decent for yourself and your partner, spending quality time, initiating and giving your partner lots of physical touch, giving words of affirmation, doing acts of service for them when you can, etc.

Have you honestly never been lazy to put in effort? And if not, what parts were you lazy in?