Imma need you to back up off the IGBOS! If you got such hate for them do not come to a site where there are igbos, and you can kindly delete your account and you won't have to deal with ditzy azz women (No offense intended Mediatrix) and Igbo nairalanders!

Now back to the topic,

What else do yall share iwth your mate?

Mrs Eve, whats the password to your heart?

Mrs Eve, whats the password to your heart?

Mr cock,

Go die nukka die!

if not, then why not. for the two shall be one.

FSTRANGER, : Are you talking to me? ohhh sorry,I was busy looking at Traditional wedding ceremonies lol, I am enjoying it! hehhehee, and oh,by the way,You are invited to my WEDDING ok?though now I really pity you,I guess you are a desperate man,better be GOOD so you can find someone, Who will love you ok?

mediatrix8:

FSTRANGER, : Are you talking to me? ohhh sorry,I was busy looking at Traditional wedding ceremonies lol, I am enjoying it! hehhehee, and oh,by the way,You are invited to my WEDDING ok?though now I really pity you,I guess you are a desperate man,better be GOOD so you can find someone, Who will love you ok?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. I hope you understand that I was just messing with ya. No harm intended. Anyhow, thanks for the invite. I will be there. Hope you have a sister as cute as yourself. Goodluck with whatever comes next!

fstranger:

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. I hope you understand that I was just messing with ya. No harm intended. Anyhow, thanks for the invite. I will be there. Hope you have a sister as cute as yourself. Goodluck with whatever comes next!

A ban threat works miracle!

Yeah you need to put them glasses back on HATER,

I share the passwords of two of my female companions. They trust me.

MrsEve:

A ban threat works miracle!

I will let your imagination run away with you.

Nkan to ba wu elenu lo le fi enu e so.

You too!

There's nothing wrong sharing passwords with your partner, but a lot can go wrong if you don't trust the other too well, and you never know what may happen in future. However, i share mine with my fiancee. Infact we share the passwords of our various mails, and facebook too. You'll definitely be uncomfortable if there's something to hide. And the other person not having it can always create room for something to happen if at all it wants to. Not that there's anything, but it goes a lot to say there's no biggie about it and we should be transparent to each other. either of us tells the other to help check our mails, if there's some important mail we're looking forward to, and we happen to be doing something else. that said we dont go around snooping on what the other is doing.

i share my password with my lady i also have hers of which she has asked me to help her upload items but i never venture to check her mails or messages, i just dont want to go there because she tells me everything that happens and i dont want to start running emotions over stuff like inbox messages which any pretty lady would definitely get as long as she has an account in a social networking site.
It all depends on the level of trust and understanding.

well it all boils down 2 trust and understanding.
Some ppl think its an invasion of privacy while some do. I wont ask my sweetheart for his password but if he gives me cool and if he also demands for mine i'll give it 2 him cos we trust each other.

I  am  a  network/computer  security  advisor  and  we  dont  advise  people  to share  password  with  their  spouse.

Here are some password formation rules:
1. Always use a passworded screen saver.
2. Avoid giving your password away. If unavoidable. once the purpose has been served,
change it immediately.
3. As a system administrator you are expected to send a monthly or quarterly broadcast to
all users to change their passwords
4. As a system admin create a strict policy to only accept strong passwords
5. Users are not allowed to share passwords
6. When typing your password don’t be shy to tell the people around you to look the
other way, including people you have given your heart to( you can give him/her your
heart but not you password)
7. Never make hard copies of your passwords
8. At the friendly or unfriendly termination of the job of the system administrator or any
member of the helpdesk in your organization, all users are expected to change there
passwords
9. Never use your login name as your password
10. Never capitalize or double your user name as your password
11. Never use your first or middle name as your password
12. Never use your boy friend/girl friend name as a password
13. Never use your plate number, date of birth or telephone number
14. Never use a password of all digit or letters
15. Never use passwords shorter than six letters
16. Mix capital, small letters and punctuations example 2b%ornot2b? is a good password, or
take two lines of a song you like and take the first letters of the words for your password.
17. Never click remember my password on your system
18. Use password that can be quickly typed
19. Use passwords you can easily remember
20. When answering password security questions online always give out wrong answers, for
instance : what is your mother’s maiden name ? – answer could be 2+3B
21. What is your favourite color? – Answer could be Ikeja so that people close to you
cannot make educated guesses and reset your password
22. Use lengthy smart passwords
23. Use non dictionary passwords
24. Configure password- aging feature
25. Never share  your passwords with  your girlfriend/wife, You can give  them  password  to your  heart but not  any  other  password.

visit  www.lulu.com/spotlight/onlysose  for more

I have heard a few folks talk about trust without looking at protection.

Imagine someone tries to communicate with you and the impact could be life threatening to your partner if they come across it raw and unedited?
This could atimes be a matter of life and death.

If you have any benefit arrangements, make sure your partner is the next of kin.

, if you volunteer ur password to ur partner, thts a sign of vulnerability and if you crave for ur partner's password, thts a sign of insecurity,

I dont see anything wrong in that since both party are one

sharing of password b/w couple is not advisable.i have a friend here in ile -ife , who is just engaged to this girl,in the course of their relationship,they exchanged their facebook and yahoo messager password , so this lady goes behind his back and started remobing every woman in his facebook that was his friend,then she goes to yahoo messagener and starts chatting with his friend and it is woman starts abusing them.The guy loses enough contact and when his boss,a lady calls she shout husband snatcher

medoski:

I  am  a  network/computer  security  advisor  and  we  dont  advise  people  to share  password  with  their  spouse.

Here are some password formation rules:
1. Always use a passworded screen saver.
2. Avoid giving your password away. If unavoidable. once the purpose has been served,
change it immediately.
3. As a system administrator you are expected to send a monthly or quarterly broadcast to
all users to change their passwords
4. As a system admin create a strict policy to only accept strong passwords
5. Users are not allowed to share passwords
6. When typing your password don’t be shy to tell the people around you to look the
other way, including people you have given your heart to( you can give him/her your
heart but not you password)
7. Never make hard copies of your passwords
8. At the friendly or unfriendly termination of the job of the system administrator or any
member of the helpdesk in your organization, all users are expected to change there
passwords
9. Never use your login name as your password
10. Never capitalize or double your user name as your password
11. Never use your first or middle name as your password
12. Never use your boy friend/girl friend name as a password
13. Never use your plate number, date of birth or telephone number
14. Never use a password of all digit or letters
15. Never use passwords shorter than six letters
16. Mix capital, small letters and punctuations example 2b%ornot2b? is a good password, or
take two lines of a song you like and take the first letters of the words for your password.
17. Never click remember my password on your system
18. Use password that can be quickly typed
19. Use passwords you can easily remember
20. When answering password security questions online always give out wrong answers, for
instance : what is your mother’s maiden name ? – answer could be 2+3B
21. What is your favourite color? – Answer could be Ikeja so that people close to you
cannot make educated guesses and reset your password
22. Use lengthy smart passwords
23. Use non dictionary passwords
24. Configure password- aging feature
25. Never share  your passwords with  your girlfriend/wife, You can give  them  password  to your  heart but not  any  other  password.

visit  www.lulu.com/spotlight/onlysose  for more

Hmmm. . .nice tips

So there you have from the expert himself: keep your passwords to yourself!!

I will take access to your bank account over any P/W unless it's the P/W to your wealth that authorizes me to spend your money/owo/ego/kwudi the way I like.

I think it's silly. I'd give him my password, but I wouldn't want his.

One of us must act mature for the sake of the relationship.

medoski:

I  am  a  network/computer  security  advisor  and  we  dont  advise  people  to share  password  with  their  spouse.

Here are some password formation rules:
1. Always use a passworded screen saver.
2. Avoid giving your password away. If unavoidable. once the purpose has been served,
change it immediately.
3. As a system administrator you are expected to send a monthly or quarterly broadcast to
all users to change their passwords
4. As a system admin create a strict policy to only accept strong passwords
5. Users are not allowed to share passwords
6. When typing your password don’t be shy to tell the people around you to look the
other way, including people you have given your heart to( you can give him/her your
heart but not you password)
7. Never make hard copies of your passwords
8. At the friendly or unfriendly termination of the job of the system administrator or any
member of the helpdesk in your organization, all users are expected to change there
passwords
9. Never use your login name as your password
10. Never capitalize or double your user name as your password
11. Never use your first or middle name as your password
12. Never use your boy friend/girl friend name as a password
13. Never use your plate number, date of birth or telephone number
14. Never use a password of all digit or letters
15. Never use passwords shorter than six letters
16. Mix capital, small letters and punctuations example 2b%ornot2b? is a good password, or
take two lines of a song you like and take the first letters of the words for your password.
17. Never click remember my password on your system
18. Use password that can be quickly typed
19. Use passwords you can easily remember
20. When answering password security questions online always give out wrong answers, for
instance : what is your mother’s maiden name ? – answer could be 2+3B
21. What is your favourite color? – Answer could be Ikeja so that people close to you
cannot make educated guesses and reset your password
22. Use lengthy smart passwords
23. Use non dictionary passwords
24. Configure password- aging feature
25. Never share  your passwords with  your girlfriend/wife, You can give  them  password  to your  heart but not  any  other  password.

visit  www.lulu.com/spotlight/onlysose  for more

thanks for this nice info, it serves are a guidelines for everyone

I tried that once and paid a high price for it. You may trust your partner, but the future would always remain a mystery.

Maple:

I tried that once and paid a high price for it. You may trust your partner, but the future would always remain a mystery.

What priZE did you get my dear? is it POSITIVE or NEGATIVE EFFECT?

If you trust each other, then there is nothing to hide.

I share mine with my wife,based solely on trust,ofcos there could be aftermath but that shouldn't be a point of bother,for married folks that is,am not sure it is advisable for singles to do same

gyde:

I share mine with my wife,based solely on trust,ofcos there could be aftermath but that shouldn't be a point of bother,for married folks that is,am not sure it is advisable for singles to do same

, depending on the couples themselves i think