‘I Just Found Out My Wife Is A Phone Snoop’
It’s not something you plan on doing first thing in the morning, but one listener admitted that he found out his wife is a “phone snoop!” That became a small…
It's not something you plan on doing first thing in the morning, but one listener admitted that he found out his wife is a "phone snoop!" That became a small topic on The Mike & Carla Morning Show the other day. But when do you draw the line? Do you ever give up your phone?
And remember, if you don't, then you must have something to hide right? And that's where the debate started. If you don't show me your phone or allow me to go through it, you must be hiding something! Are you cheating? Are you doing something on your phone you should be?
Is your partner a "phone snoop"?
But is that always the case? Just because I don't let you see my phone doesn't always mean I'm cheating! What happened to "trust"? That's why when someone holds up a picture on their phone to show you, you just grab the phone from them. Even if they give you the phone to see a picture, it's rude to start scrolling left or right!
Now Mike O'Brian's wife is very clear on the "trust" issue. "If you're married or in a long term relationship, it shouldn't matter." Jodi goes on to say, "...if you can't show it or talk about it then it's because you did something wrong!" End of story! Or is it? Do you have to know every the other person is doing?
The M&C Morning Show found out in some cases couples NEVER share or give up their phone. It's more of a "...I'll show you what I need to show you, no more, no less!"
But then again, who are we to judge right? Take a couple of minutes and listen to the segment. Maybe your relationship is different when it comes to this type of phone "etiquette?" Well, check in out and enjoy!
7 Most Common Food Related Arguments
They say that the best way to someone's heart is through their stomach. Which doesn't work anatomically . . . but it looks good in a meme.
And if that's the case, maybe we shouldn't spend so much time arguing about food.
In a new poll, 45% of couples say they argue about.... (Find out below) And that's probably conservative.
Here are the rest of the 7 Most Common Arguments couples have about food are:
7. Who Should Cook Dinner?
... 10%
6. What The Grocery Budget Should Be?
... 20%
[Prostock-studio] via Shutterstock5. What Groceries To Buy?
... 37%
[BearFotos] via Shutterstock4. What To Cook For Dinner?
... 35%
[El Nariz] via Shutterstock3. One Of Us Followed A Recipe Incorrectly
... 42%
[New Africa] via Shutterstock2. My Partner Doesn't Cook As Often As I'd Like Them To
... 42%
[merzzie] via Shutterstock1. Where To Go Out To Eat
... 45%
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