Relationship opinion tests / privacy and trust
Should couples share phone passwords?
Some people see password sharing as proof of trust. Others see it as surveillance disguised as love.
Vote to reveal the split and both arguments.
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Would your answer change if one partner had cheated before?
This is the evidence check. If your answer changes here, your instinct was more conditional than it felt.
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Is flirting over text cheating?
Texting can look harmless from the outside, but the intent can feel obvious to the person being excluded.
A Yes, it is cheating
B No, it depends
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Should first dates always split the bill?
Splitting the bill can feel fair. It can also feel like the person who invited the date avoided responsibility.
A Always split
B Inviter pays
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Is staying friends with an ex disrespectful?
Some people see it as maturity. Others see it as keeping a door open.
A Disrespectful
B Not a problem
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Should partners share location by default?
Location sharing can feel like safety and convenience, but it can also normalize constant monitoring.
A Yes, by default
B No, only by choice
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