Is it bad?

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Is It bad you don't share your social media passwords In a relationship? My boyfriend & I don't & sometimes I feel it's different than other couples... I've offered mine before and he said he doesn't want my passwords nor' does he want anyone on his.

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I only habe the password to open up his phone but we don't share social media passwords. Not hiding them from each other, just never occurred to us because we don't really have a reason to, you know?

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I don't give out my passwords to anyone. If he wants to look through my phone then he can because we're both open, but he doesn't need the info so he can spy on me every second of the day

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I told mine to do something on my Facebook gave him the email and password he said no I don't want to be on your fb. Lol.

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Me and my S.O. only have each other's phone print. We don't need to each others passwords, I believe that we both need our privacy, not because we don't trust each other. just it I better that way. If we need to each other texts or go into each others accounts, we will just ask.

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My boyfriend and I share all of our passwords for everything. I don’t think it’s required in a relationship, no. Although, it is unusual and does present some questions as to why he refuses to give you any of his passwords. Is he hiding something or does he not trust you?

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Me and my bf don't use social media too much but we know each others passwords to everything

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I think it’s totally normal to have some privacy. I don’t look at his phone/social media messages  and he doesn’t look at mine. It’s all well and good in the neighborhood! Just whatever level of trust you’re comfortable with I guess!

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No, if neither of you have a desire to then you both trust eachother enough not to have them. Which is good. Nothing is wrong with it. I have my boyfriends passwords more so just to have them. Not to check them all the time.

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It's not bad if it works for you guys. Every relationship is different and what works for others may not be what works for you. Personally i think it had to do with trust and being open with each other.

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it's not bad. He has his privacy and I have mine, we don't need to go snooping through each other's stuff because we are not distrustful and petty. if we didn't trust each other, we wouldn't be together

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