Refusing to Share Passwords: Infidelity or Privacy?
The explosion of social media and the interactive nature of the Internet has changed the way we manage interpersonal relationships, including marriage. Many couples question just how much information to share with each other, including credit card pins, cell phone security codes, voicemail passwords and social media logins. Should your spouse have access to your [...]
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The issue at the heart of the debate is trust. Many couples share sensitive information as a way of showing trust in the other partnerâÂÂs responsibility and fidelity. With the rate of infidelity among married couples hovering at around 30-40%, many people feel that having access to their partner’s secret passwords is an insurance policy [...]
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Financial infidelity destroys marriages. At its very core it represents a serious breach of trust that can spell doom for a marriage. Financial infidelity is the act of hiding information about the couple’s finances from the other partner. This can mean hiding credit scores, gambling debts or overspending habits. A reluctance to share financial passwords [...]
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