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Do you and your partner have any social networking rules (for example: no Facebook flirting)?
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No not spoken but we inwardly trust each other and live by them
No we don't have rules
I think it's kind of obvious, he knows not to flirt on Facebook, and neither of us go on dating websites, that's just a no-no
No. We haven't needed to create rules like that. It goes back to the whole idea of trust. We trust each other so setting boundaries like that hasn't been needed.
Nope. We never really needed to. We trust and respect each other.
Male, 41-50 years, Dating, NV, US | Jan 04, 2013
Male, 41-50 years, Dating, NV, US | Jan 04, 2013
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No I think it's just understood cuz I'm crazy lol
We really don't have any exes on our Facebook friends list. I have one but only because he's into guys now and we are good friends. We periodically check up on each other to make sure we are following the rules. I tend to break them more than he does.
No, I don't use Facebook perhaps I should be more interested in his usage.
Yes only fam
No friends of the opposite sex if they are not related or mutual! Me personally I Dnt feel that social sites Are needed if u are in a relationship. Oh the fuckery that goes on!!!!
Yes a few too long to type
We do not have specific rules for social networking. We follow the same rules that we do in everyday life flirting with anyone other than my spouse is clearly wrong.
I wish we would. I mean, in a relationship, since he's been in my life, I haven't flirted, yet he used to have a big problem with that, so I hope that's gone away or it's stopped.
Facebook isn't social. It's for hiding who you really are.
No rules have been set, but I believe it's a given
Don't do something that the other would disapprove of.
Male, >50 years, Married | Jan 04, 2013