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I honestly can't imagine why people, even if married, would share passwords. They're personal accounts. You can be married and still be an autonomous person. I can't imagine why I'd want to root around in my wife's phone. That's just weird and creepy.
My wife knows my phone password for utility - like, hey babe I’m driving can you respond to my mom’s text etc…but I don’t have her Facebook or bank or email passwords. What’s the usefulness of that other than stalking?
Yes this is my situation as well. I don't have or look at my husband's social media but I would find it odd if my husband was going out of his way to hide his passwords.
I don’t go through my wife’s phone or even have social media like she does, but I do know passwords just like she has mine. If there is a refusal to share, generally it means one of two things. They have had a horrible experience with a previous partner abusing that access or they have something to hide. I would also look at the relationship… married or not. If not yet, no reason to be sharing that yet if it’s not normal for their relationship.
Maybe it’s slightly different for me because I’m a Christian (as in, a practicing one), and we do believe in oneness when married. We both have visibility into each other’s bank accounts, and have each other’s phone passwords. If we’re in each other’s phones it’s to find a picture or play a video for a kid, etc. When it comes to texts and social media, I personally stay away from that. There are private conversations that have nothing to do with me going on there, and if there was anything inappropriate, it just a result of failure on our end to maintain intimacy (physical, mental, spiritual) in our marriage.
I never look at my husbands phone and he isn’t interested in mine either. I feel like checking each others phone is rather juvenile, but I’m older so…
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In 26 years, it's never been a thing. I can't imagine asking her for access, probably because I can't imagine she'd say no, which is probably why I can't...
This! I think the fact that she felt the need to ask, and then received such an answer, is telling on both sides. Something deeper going on for sure.
Both of us has an access to each other through bio metric unlocking of phone. Consequently access to the social medial account as well. But none of us do lurking that way and that goes on...
There's a thing called private space. That's all