Forget sharing your Netflix password with your new partner. They want something a lot more personal now.
A new study out says that after just dating for 3 ½ weeks your new love wants your location. They want to Life360 ya! A clinical psychologist says it's a decision that's giving a lot of people anxiety and it's an issue that comes up a lot with her patients. She says that the decision to share your location with your partner should be "a solution to a problem," like if there's a legitimate reason for why you both need to know where the other is. If it's just to keep tabs on each other because you don't trust each other, then that's not healthy.
To share or not to share...that is the question.
Some people are just not comfortable with the idea of sharing their location with their partner. For some, it's an issue of trust. They don't feel that they need to share that information in order to have a healthy relationship. Others may feel like they are giving up too much personal information by sharing their location. They may not feel comfortable with the idea of someone knowing where they are at all times.
How do you feel about sharing your location with someone that you basically just met?
Let Bo know HERE
Photo: Getty Images