[ SECRET POST #3358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3358 ⌋

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Comments

Re: elitism

[(Anonymous)]

Couples who share an email address, facebook account, etc. It just gives me major Stepford vibes. The hypocrisy is that I excuse elderly couples because I assume for them, it's that it's more that one of them uses it most of the time, and/or they don't really use the internet the way younger couples do.

The thing is, however, there's actually a LOT of people that applies to. There's still people my age who can just barely send one. Not many are that extreme, but they do exist.

Re: elitism

[(Anonymous)]

*shrug* I have a joint e-mail address with my husband, but we maintain several separate ones as well. Having a joint one is good for stuff like booking hotel reservations, giving out to people you don't know well, signing up for stuff you both want alerts for, etc. It's just an e-mail address, dude. It's the even less commitment than say, sharing an umbrella.

Re: elitism

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I don't really raise an eyebrow at the joint email thing, because sometimes it's easier for family contacts/etc than trying to remember to email both in case the other forgets to remind them (especially for invitations to things).

The namesquish Facebooks kind of have me o_Oing only because Facebook was so RARR for a while about names (even wanting Drag Queens and stuff to use their 'real' name) that knowing SueandBob Smith can get away with it when SueandBob is clearly not a name bugs me a little.

Re: elitism

[(Anonymous)]

I feel that way too, even though I know some people share things for practical reasons. It gets kinda creepy to me when couples share passwords though. I saw one of my friends was online and messaged her, but it turned out to be her husband. She later told me that they share passwords for everything because they don't hide secrets from one another, but it set off alarms in my head.