The issue of sharing password with your partner like the boundaries issue is a sensitive one.
Just like boundaries are important and should be respected also is privacy. Different partners take sharing of passwords
There are others who find it totally okay with sharing passwords with their partner but others find it out of bounds.
But here is the fact, your partner does not have to share their password with you.
And sharing passwords to each other does not mean that your partner trusts you more.
Who knows, he might have given you a password to a dormant phone, then he has another one stashed somewhere and you don’t have that passwords.
Or, he might be having multiple accounts and the one made open to you are the simple and perfect ones while the other accounts got exactly what you are looking for.
Sharing passwords go back to honesty between the two of you. In as much as it may seem cool and trust worthy, it may also be the cause of unseen drama.
Sharing passwords can cause unnecessary problems or escalate the already existing problems in a relationship.
A message from an ex for instance could be misinterpreted or blown out of proportion.
You might have been trusting your partner, but you cannot control other people around him or people from his past.
So just because you have your partners password don’t go around bragging and thinking that you are in the best relationship because you trust each other.
Trust is an important ingredient in any relationship and having your SO’s password doesn’t necessarily mean that they trust you. It goes way far beyond the password.
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