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who think that when two people are in love they should share everything from secrets to accounts?
When i look at love i see trust and plus something. if you love somebody that means you are not affraid to open yourself to that person because you both got each other’s back. i think finacial account should be shared or at least accessible mutually. and no secrets should be kept underground like none.
I agree
If there is nothing to hide then why say no to that
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i agree
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BANK ACCOUNTS no i don’t think so.
Bad idea. Maybe after being married 10 yrs and you know thier spending habits.
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Sorry but I don’t agree. Even when you love someone you are entitled to privacy. You don’t have to reveal everything you think and feel especially if it is unnecessarily hurtful to the other person. Finances should be shared after marriage, but it is easier in many cases to maintain separate accounts. There are many legal reasons that can also come into play especially during later years. You have stars in your eyes, not reality.
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I agree but act with caution.
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I would maybe share secrets while dating but I definitely wouldn’t share my account until their was a wedding.
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No No and No
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my husband and i have joint accounts, and private accounts, but we know the passwords to each others.
we don’t password lock our computers, or our emails.
i agree, trust involves everything.
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twice divorced. both times i shared all of my deep dark secrets and all my financial info. got royally screwed both times. i think where the financial part of it comes in… a person should have a little privacy where that is concerned. in my last long term serious relationship i didn’t tell him any of these type things. i paid for my stuff and he paid for his. he talked to me about stuff like that and i told him about how much money i make but we didn’t mix bills. things worked out great. alot better than either of my marriages and even though that particular relationship didn’t last forever we are still friends and will always be close.
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I definitely agree. If I can trust my husband with my heart and my life than yes i can trust him with anything
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Good question…but I disagree. I tried that and she spent everything…she seems to need a lot more than I do. You have to be careful…if you both feel the same about money and finances…it may work. If one is a spendthrift…you will never be able to save if you both have access to the money..
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I agree on somethings but not everything. If you have ever been divorced you would understand.
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I know this is a YA "no no", but I have to answer this question with a question. Do you completely give up yourself in the name of being with somebody else? My answer to that is no. Should you have secret accounts? Of course not. But you can have your own account that your significant other is well aware of without their being privy to it. There’s nothing wrong with that and if they have a problem with that, maybe you should ask them why. As long as you two are sharing your responsibilities equally, you both should have separate accounts to do whatever you wish with. You both earned it .
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listen to me ,no body can knows what ganna happen in the future…you can not guarantee all the people…sometime your lover even ur husband or your son become your enemy and thevise versa
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would be nice. i have no idea what my wife is thinking so everything is completely moot.
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mmm, see…I’m iffy on this one. My fiance and I are two different spenders. I’m a saver…he spends. Everything. Money just burns in his hands. If he wants to look at my account, go right on ahead. But him having spending access, I’m not so okay with…we basically put our money together anyways, and there have been multiple times where if I hadn’t saved money, we’d be out on the street. So, I think I’ll keep my account for now, and if when we get married his money spending settles, I’ll make him accessible to it.
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