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Dr. Laura (0:31)
Listening to my Call of the Day podcast. You can hear my live radio program Monday through Friday from 2 to 5pm Eastern Time on Sirius XM Triumph 111.
Dr. Laura (0:42)
Bethany welcome to the program. How can I help?
Bethany (0:46)
So I'm kind of wondering what your opinion is on spouses knowing each other's phone passcodes. I not the type of person that would just pick up my I'm sorry.
Dr. Laura (0:58)
I didn't understand what you said you wanted my position on say it again.
Bethany (1:05)
On sharing phone passcodes. And you know, should, you know, I.
Dr. Laura (1:15)
Would only suggest that people share passwords if they're both paranoid and insecure about their relationship and the quality of character of the other person. I've never asked for anybody's passwords. Not my husband, not anybody.
Bethany (1:30)
Okay, then that solves that. Because just every other I've seen a counselor, I mean, among other issues. But one of my main issues is all my other friends, each spouse knows each other's passcode just for the reason. If someone's in an accident, right, and there's an emergency and somebody's texting them and you're trying to respond like, you know, I would, I should be able to.
Dr. Laura (1:57)
What happened before there was cell phones? How did people handle it? Must have been emt, the police, neighbors, somebody passing by. Okay, if you want to share your passwords, go ahead. I frankly don't care, but I think that people who spend their times being paranoid about each other's passwords and going into each other's phones shouldn't be in a relationship in the first place.
