to a degree but not every breath I take...then it becomes stifling and unbearable...there should be a bit of wonder to each relationship therefore you are not taken for granted...

Yes, so they stay intuned to who you are, and it helps them to be sensitive to your needs knowing what affects you.

In a serious relationship, do you feel it's important to keep your significant other informed of the details of your day-to-day life?Why or why not?

In a serious relationship, do you feel it's important to keep your significant other informed of the details of your day-to-day life?Why or why not?

I believe that in a serious relationship one does that anyway (sometimes without even knowing it) because the couple are truly interested in each others day to day curriculums.

As a traditional family we always have our chat at the dinner table about how our day went starting with the youngest.

It is a great way to learn from each other and even teach how to react or handle future situations when they occur again.

Now if the couple are looking for mistakes or are always wanting to know because there is no trust (due to jealousy) then it can lead to a unhealthy relationship.

In the end each individual is different and because of that we have different idealogies on what we believe is right or wrong concerning how we treat our loved ones. That subject is for another day, for that is also a never ending story due to the various upbringings of people throughout the world.

not if you`re cheating

for obvious reasons

nhhh but knowing that I am in a catastrophic type illness situation if I dont let papersmile know periodically that I'm okay through out the day she worries

Some details yes. Every single thing I do throughout the day? No. I think if you go through the whole "Hey going to the store" "Hey, changing my clothes" "Hey chatting online" it can get a bit...annoying.

Life is a barrel of maybes so maybe someday maybe I would and some days i wouldn't.

If I forget things all she has to do is ask and I will gladly tell.

Not at all. If a realtionship is a good one it's based on trust. (S)He'll find out anyway when you tell him/her.

Look my grandparents were married for 65 years, and the most info they ever gave each other was "I'll be home for dinner." You never sweat the details, they just aren't important.

yea I think so, keeps the connection when you are tuned into each other, as any thing else, moderation is the key.