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I was just thinking pretty much the same thing, all the good women are flirting with each other  
I have no boob shots 
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I was just thinking pretty much the same thing, all the good women are flirting with each other
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Ok I just got ANOTHER email from a guy saying "Hi there cute stuff"......."Hi how are you?" "Hi", "hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh?" I like your pictures......hi! 
All of the good women are hiding from the crazy peoples and the people who say " hi how are you"!!! 
ur hot, hit me up
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Ok I just got ANOTHER email from a guy saying "Hi there cute stuff"......."Hi how are you?" "Hi", "hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh?" I like your pictures......hi!
All of the good women are hiding from the crazy peoples and the people who say " hi how are you"!!!
ur hot, hit me up
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Interesting article. If you feel the need to snoop, then there is a problem. It means you are not comfortable enough bringing up whatever you concerns are to your partner, OR you have brought them up and not liked the answers. I do believe it is a problem now in relationships, that just was not there 20yrs ago, plain and simple. It deserves to be addressed. Two rational people should be able to discuss it and come to an agreement on what is "normal," and acceptable in how they interact with the opposite sex, on-line. I have female friends that I email occasionally because of work. I always assume their spouse may read the emails. I wouldn't joke about or discuss anything that I wouldn't say in front of their husbands. (I am friends with all their husbands, as well) I think you're right there. I think the whole online relationship (be it friend or other) has thrown a new curve into the whole relationship thing. And yes, it does boil down to communication. People need to set boundaries and should have an expectation that the boundaries will be respected by their partner. If the partner doesn't agree, well, that's a whole other issue. But it still boils down to respect and communication. |
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I value my privacy. I have nothing to hide, but no way am I giving my BF access to my accounts. Mail, bank, or otherwise. Nor do I want access to his. 
Steve has access to my e-mails, only because I never close them down. To my knowledge, though, he's never looked at anything. He knows how much money I make and benefits etc and vice versa but neither one of us has access to account information. I have no desire for that and neither does he. |
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I agree, I also think that if or your so feels the need to hide everything, whether there's anything to hide or not, then it's also a problem. I'm all for privacy, I want mine respected and I respect others. But there comes a time in a relationship when the privacy lines can and should be blurred. Not to the point of snooping, of course, but blurred.
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I know what your's is from, do you know where mine are from?
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I think the real obscenity comes from raising out youth to believe that sex is bad and ugly and dirty. And yet, it is heroic to go spill guts and blood in the most ghastly manner in the name of humanity. With all the taboos attached to sex, it's no wonder we have the problems we have. It's no wonder were angry and violent and genocidal. But, ask yourself the question, what is more obscene: sex or war?
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A person is smart; people are dumb panicky dangerous animals and you know it.
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Seeing as how the V.P. is such a V.I.P. shouldn't we keep the P.C. on the Q.T. 'cause if it leaks to the V.C. he could become a M.I.A. and then we'd all be put out on K.P.
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Buehler? Buehler?
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traveling through space ain't like dusting crops, boy!
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Heeeeeeeeeey Abboooooooooooooott!
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It's just so odd that this article tells you to "be glad" that you snooped, and never addresses the issue of breaking all trust within the relationship. Yeah, I thought that was weird. I mean, I see his point if you find evidence of cheating (in a way) but what if there's nothing to find? Trust is still blown only you're the one who blew it. |
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Oooh Sylvia? Yes Mickey?
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Yeah, I don't say or do anything online (publicly or privately) that I wouldn't in front of Steve. My thought is, if this could be even remotely misconstrued, even if I mean things totally innocently, then it's not appropriate and I shouldn't be having the conversation. Respect, yup, I think that's it. Not only do I respect him and wouldn't hurt him for the world but I respect our relationship and wouldn't do anything to jeopardize that.
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Whatcha doing?
I'm thumpin |
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You want the truth? You can't handle the truth!
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