My job requires my phone and laptop to be locked. Even my personal phone.

So no, my husband does not have access.  

Hey, the grays are not in any way just for trolls! There are a bajillion regular non-troll commenters who are still stuck down there for no good reason.

If I felt the need to search my partner’s accounts, there would be a huge problem regardless of whether I actually had the passwords or not. That sounds like a prescription for feeding insecurity. If she were going to do something she didn’t want me to know about, I’m quite confident she would have the ability to set…

I believe everyone has a right to privacy, even from your significant other. I think sharing passwords encourages controlling behavior and is basically founded on mistrust. I’ve had passwords before and found that it did not make me feel any more secure AND it did not stop that boyfriend from cheating on me with a…

I have an encrypted password file my wife can access in the event I die so she can wrap up loose ends. Her passwords have 4 easily remembered conventions.

I can’t think of a legit reason for my boyfriend to have my account and phone passwords. He has his own accounts and phone. Why would he need mine? Absent some actual suspicions about something, why would I demand that he give me his? I don’t believe that just because I’m part of a couple, I have to give up all…

Trolls is definitely going to be good and not bad. I can tell because all the marketing has hinted at its interesting plot, witty dialogue, and relatable characters, not just bright Target-ad-esque visuals and famous voice actors.

I think her issue with Subway is that they used images of her and their kids in advertising to give Jared a family man image that they may have hoped would undermine any future child sex abuse allegations. So she may very well have a case. And Subway will probably quietly settle to make this go away.

So he thinks Hillary will be disastrous for our country because she supports...immigration? Hmm, wasn’t the US built on immigration?

Has there ever been a good analogy/metaphor that was defended by “I knew you wouldn’t get it”?

Let me tell you . . .

Related topic: What should you do when you just have a gut feeling about someone, but there’s no evidence to back it up?

Actually when I was a prosecutor, I’d push for sentences like this all the time. The point is: he’ll agree the to deal. Rape cases are always tricky to prosecute. It gets them a lengthy sentence when they violate probation...which they do often.

Yeah, same story here. When “friends” would say “I thought you knew so I didn’t say anything” I would reply “Well, he wasn’t dead, and I wasn’t in jail for it so how did you think I knew?”

Killman-Hardin pleaded no contest in May 2015 to raping Grace while she was unconscious. He was sentenced to ten years in prison, with eight of them suspended.

He was sentenced to ten years in prison, with eight of them suspended.

Exactly. I divorced a man that I found out had been going on Craigslist having sex with strangers—both men and women—for our entire marriage. I had no idea at all. Not even an inkling. I definitely didn’t know he was bisexual, and I didn’t know he was cheating on me. I told someone about it once and they refused to…

What an awful thing to uncover about someone you love and trust. I hope she can find peace.

Stories like this are just so tragic, and depressingly common. People are so capable of hiding things that when loved ones find out the truth it’s devastating. Like, maybe they knew that their spouse had a bit of a problem turning off the internet at night before bed, but who would presume that that was because they…

This is shameful. If anyone feels like being even more angry and disgusted, you should check out the Morton County Sheriff’s Department Facebook page and watch the way they try to spin this shit.