Is there such a thing as privacy in a marriage? I mean we hear people say things all the time like “when two become one” or “what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is yours,” but it seems like when you put that into practice sometimes it can cause a lot of chaos in a relationship or marriage. While I understand everyone wants to keep some form of independence sometimes that independence can cause suspicion. Here are a few situations where some people may tend to question this whole idea of “privacy” between lovers. Tell me what you think about them!
[imagebrowser id=374]
Erynn Haskins says
Trust is key. I believe that having an open relationships is great but there are limitations. For instance, I don’t need passwords to anything of my fiancee’s as long as there is no reason for it. if he has a conversation outside of the room I shouldn’t hound him about it. On the other hand I would let him go in my purse and he should definitely know my medical history.
Sparkles Summers says
Nice article Troy. We share everything. Sometimes, one may need some lone time but that too is done with respect which foster peace and trust. There is nothing that my male friends and I can talk about that my husband can not hear or know about. Our conversations can leave us vulnerable to each other which we decided we like what we are building. Soilds like a Rock foundation. Some may not like how we value our mate but our relationship is ours to own, and we are owning it. Why, because we say, it is the way we like it and want it; it is not debatable. There comes a time when somethings does not matter or even worth it and my bond with my mate means more.