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Theo 2 year s ago
#32 this is a false outlet but a real sticker.
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Stacia 2 year s ago
#33 is it really considered "normal" to search your partners phone? 
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Eli 2 year s ago
Stacia,
That would depend on your definition of what a normal-to-you relationship looks like. I have no issues for my s/o to look through my phone. However, I do expect a certain right to privacy. Just like I don't necessarily lock/hide my journal, but I expect it to be respected as private. Just like I wouldn't go through someone else's stuff/phone/journals.
That would depend on your definition of what a normal-to-you relationship looks like. I have no issues for my s/o to look through my phone. However, I do expect a certain right to privacy. Just like I don't necessarily lock/hide my journal, but I expect it to be respected as private. Just like I wouldn't go through someone else's stuff/phone/journals.
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Mees 2 year s ago
Eli,
If you expect your SO planks you have every right to go through their phone. Some behavior is just not acceptable.
If you expect your SO planks you have every right to go through their phone. Some behavior is just not acceptable.
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Adele 2 year s ago
Stacia,
Only if you're a woman. Then, it's required.
Only if you're a woman. Then, it's required.
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Mees 2 year s ago
Adele,
Sure, Kid.
Sure, Kid.
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Mary 2 year s ago
#31 *left nod is not "check this out," it's "check out that @$$." End of.
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Mckenna 2 year s ago
Mary,
Only when you also raise your eyebrows at the same time
Only when you also raise your eyebrows at the same time
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Mitzi 2 year s ago
#9 I read idiotic texts with sh#t grammar and spelling like the bottom one there, and then I look at the profile pic and am never surprised
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Torie 2 year s ago
#6 I compensate with a fan on each side of the bed.
#9 It was. It had cocaine in it.
#9 It was. It had cocaine in it.
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Teresa 2 year s ago
#8 If you want the benefit of public thoroughfares and the respect of other vehicles, then license, registration, and insurance.
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Josetta 2 year s ago
Teresa,
You know, I almost agree...then I think that controlling peoples' movement is never a good thing for a society and the more we institute this kind of stuff the worse off we are. Maybe with all the tracking by phones and traffic cameras it is almost a moot point.
You know, I almost agree...then I think that controlling peoples' movement is never a good thing for a society and the more we institute this kind of stuff the worse off we are. Maybe with all the tracking by phones and traffic cameras it is almost a moot point.
That would depend on your definition of what a normal-to-you relationship looks like. I have no issues for my s/o to look through my phone. However, I do expect a certain right to privacy. Just like I don't necessarily lock/hide my journal, but I expect it to be respected as private. Just like I wouldn't go through someone else's stuff/phone/journals.
If you expect your SO planks you have every right to go through their phone. Some behavior is just not acceptable.
Only if you're a woman. Then, it's required.
Sure, Kid.
Only when you also raise your eyebrows at the same time
#9 It was. It had cocaine in it.
You know, I almost agree...then I think that controlling peoples' movement is never a good thing for a society and the more we institute this kind of stuff the worse off we are. Maybe with all the tracking by phones and traffic cameras it is almost a moot point.