Before the advent of internet, relationships were more beautiful,less suspicious and with little worries.
But ever since we started pinging,chatting and mailing,there seems to be alot of worries and trust issues hence my curiosity to ask.

Whats your views about password and relationship/marriage?
will you be comfortable with a partner who always password's their devices and demand you dont?

Is it really right for partners to prevent their partners from accessing their accounts?
What do you feel should be the level of privacy caution amongst partners?

lets discuss
Yours
Love Ambassador

Wen smth is private, den it must be private. Unless u dnt hav anythn to hide den u can share paswords like ur phone security password, email paswords and atm passwords (only wen u both hav agreed to be usin a joint account) but be that as it may, its not adviseable to share passwords wit sum1 ur not married to

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Sharing your password with your partner is a bad idea.
Trust is an important bedrock for any relationship, but this isn’t trust. This is mutually assured trust destruction. Intimacy comes from sharing select private information with people, not giving them keys to your privacy kingdom.
When you share your password with someone, you’re not just violating your own privacy, you’re violating that of everyone you correspond with. People send an email to your account assuming you’re the only one who will see it.

Curiosity is a devastating emotion when you have access to a significant other's account.

but here we are talking about your partner. fiance or wife/husband as the case maybe.
should password be a barrier to their mutual trust? does the man have the right of the password of his wife and vice versa?