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I felt my right to my privacy was being violated when she kept asking for my phone password. I don't know what she wanted it for but she claimed that it's a sign of trust to share passwords with a love partner. I told her it's more of a sign of trust if she wouldn't feel the need to invade my privacy. Then the arguments started and I lost my patience and told her to not talk about it anymore because it made me tired and I got better things to do than trying to win a battle, that cannot be won.

I protect my devices for common sense reasons such as theft, spying and especially unauthorized access. I don't exactly have things, that I deem must stay hidden from a love partner but privacy in general is a must have.

Next thing I know is that she texted me, that it's over between us because there is no trust and that the relationship is not going anywhere.

Who was in the wrong here?
I feel like I dodged a bullet here.
Are women like this today? Does compromise means giving up your all at the risk of your very own self? Is this what modern relationships are?

At my work, Walmart, there's this girl I have noticed that is interested in me. Her mom shops there occasionally and told me the a couple weeks ago that her daughter liked me. Me thinking that her mom is just trying to help her daughter find a boyfriend didn't read into it too much but this is how i noticed her behavior towards me as i am like a rock and dense when it come to people flirting with me (unless it's super blatant).

I transfered to this store to be a department manager and she is an associate. Far as i know it not against policy to date employees so long as you are not their supervisor and I work in the fresh food area and she is a gm associate. She is a well known associate and I am a keep to himself and work type. I'm unsure if I should act on her feelings as there's a few barriers I have and seek input.

The biggest barrier: it does go against my personal beliefs to date co-workers. Even though we work on different sides of the store if things where to work out bad I don't want it to cause trouble among my other co-workers as I mentioned above she is well known and talks to the other associates more than I do.

I have talked with her on fb messenger a little bit and from the conversations we've had I do feel we would get along but tbh I have never really been in a relationship and am naturally socially awkward when talking to people.

Ultimately I feel that because of my lack of experience and possible troubled relations with coworkers that i should not pursue this and tell her this. At the same time I'm in my 30's and am aware that my "dating pool" is getting smaller and smaller the older i get. I'm tired of being single and not having very good luck with finding someone. Am i looking too much into this or are my thoughts in the right direction?