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Do you and your partner have any social networking rules (for example: no Facebook flirting)?
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she makes the rules as she goes along depending on how she is feeling.
We don't have rules, we trust each other. I trust her a lot and there is no reason for us to have social network rules
We should but we don't. I guess I'm the crazy one for wanting them
Now we do
Nope not really
No i think we r both pretty open about our pages. Our passwords are no secret.
On Facebook, it's implied. He knows I don't really like PDA, so I trust he knows what not to do. On Twitter, he can't tweet about me constantly, because I want him to express more in areas other than our relationship. On Tumblr, he's not allowed to find and follow mine heehee
never really talked about that
Our rule is common sense. We know each other's boundaries so it kind of goes without saying. If you think what you'll do is something you are too uncomfortable to even tell the other person, chances are it shouldn't be done.
It's a free fall over here...
No, neither of us care that much about social networking
We don't. But it might be something we need to talk about. I think if anything, having a time limit on how long we are on Facebook, or message boards each day would be a good thing.
No rules for social networking.. I don't think they're needed.
We haven't talked about it, but I think we both feel like the same rules apply to social networks as applies in real life. You don't entertain thoughts of another person unless things are done with us.
But... we're technically broke up right now.. I don't think that applies, although I don't see it being an issue right now.
But... we're technically broke up right now.. I don't think that applies, although I don't see it being an issue right now.
No, we don't have rules. We trust each other to not have to set rules. I may not like some of her friends, she may not like some of mine. But we know where we stand and that's what's important.
