I understand this point of view. Transparency is important, but it has its limits, and that limit is precisely privacy. The idea that sharing passwords or revealing everything to your partner is a sign of trust seems interesting to me, but true trust is when you don't need to monitor the other person. So, yes, I agree that privacy must come before full transparency, because without it, the relationship becomes control, not partnership.
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Hmm. That's also my point. If partners trust, there is no need to invade the privacy of partners, and if they do so, I think there is no trust. It's very simple in my eyes.
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