Relationship not marriage, a need to be careful with the information we share.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Simply being in a relationship doesn't mean you must share information like how much money you have; let alone where you have them. Just as you wouldn't trust your friends (or even best friend) with this info, then neither should you with your boyfriend or girlfriend. Hell, there are people who don't even trust their husbands and wives with this sort of information, and I can understand it to an extent.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

A man shared his story with me about how he was in a long relationship with a lady, it lasted for a very long time that he expected it to end in marriage, but it did not. What was his regret? his regret was that during the long time of being the relationship with this lady, he shared a lot of his personal information with her, and she even knew his bank passwords and pins and was able to send away all the money in his account just before she left him, leaving him broke. Could it have been his bitcoins? yes, but he is not an investor in bitcoins. How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage, you could be doing yourself some harm by exposing to the person who you are in a relationship with where you have invested which is in bitcoins, and even giving them too much information about how you have kept your seed phrase safe. The sweet relationship can go sour in a moment and that your lover can become your enemy. Unless you are married, do not share all information about you with the person you are in a relationship with.

It's such a sad thing that he had to lose all his money to the lady he fell in love with, just for the sake of love, because I'm sure If it was to have been Bitcoin, that's how he would have reluctantly also If I'm not mistaking given her access to his wallet password too just for the name of costly love. Hence, I wish to applaud you O.P for bringing this to our notice, as many will surely learn one or two from this.
But I will like to ask you O.P, What Was Your Advice To The Man? Because I'm made ro understand that fiat unlike Bitcoin who has a centre control (i.e the banks), if only he could proof to his bank that the money transfered was sent illegally, there is a high tendency of he recovering his money by reporting this case to the "Anti-Crime Agency", and the account through which the money was sent to likely to be blocked.

[decodx]

That's the thing about trusting people - it's a risk. Ot can be scary to open up, but it's part of having close relationships.  Your friend clearly had a bad experience oversharing with their ex.  That shows how we need boundaries.  But, being too secretive doesn't work either.

I think its all about balance.  Talking money matters is important if you're getting serious with someone, but maybe not a first date topic! Healthy relationships mean being open while respecting each other's space.  And boundaries can change over time as trust builds. Do what feels right for you and check in often with your partner.  If someone cares about you they'll understand and wont pressure you to reveal more than you want.

[nakamura12]

I wouldn't share my password to my girlfriend unless it is no longer my girlfriend but a wife so that's why I won't share my password. Well, there are some information that we can share with our family but for someone who is not family shouldn't be shared. People do have different reasons of why they won't share it or share it. For me, I don't share it for that same reason that's why I never lose money when I break up with my girlfriend. Having password is the reason why it is yours alone and not to be shared.

[Rengga Jati]

A man shared his story with me about how he was in a long relationship with a lady, it lasted for a very long time that he expected it to end in marriage, but it did not. What was his regret? his regret was that during the long time of being the relationship with this lady, he shared a lot of his personal information with her, and she even knew his bank passwords and pins and was able to send away all the money in his account just before she left him, leaving him broke. Could it have been his bitcoins? yes, but he is not an investor in bitcoins. How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage, you could be doing yourself some harm by exposing to the person who you are in a relationship with where you have invested which is in bitcoins, and even giving them too much information about how you have kept your seed phrase safe. The sweet relationship can go sour in a moment and that your lover can become your enemy. Unless you are married, do not share all information about you with the person you are in a relationship with.

This is a very valuable lesson for everyone. Yes, indeed in some places, marriage is not something that is urgent and trust is one of the most important things in a relationship. However, when you are in a relationship with someone who is not married, this is too risky when we give out all very important personal information. Believe the believer, but only as needed and there must be limits. Unless it is a wedding and they are already a small family with their children. Of course all of this will be your own consideration. And you can't complain anymore if the woman takes money easily, right? want to report it? Can we? If you can, just take care of it. However, here is how to learn about this kind of case, which I am sure is not just 1, but there are many other cases. Privacy is very important, keeping secrets is very important and necessary. Don't trust anyone easily.

[Issa56]

A man shared his story with me about how he was in a long relationship with a lady, it lasted for a very long time that he expected it to end in marriage, but it did not. What was his regret? his regret was that during the long time of being the relationship with this lady, he shared a lot of his personal information with her, and she even knew his bank passwords and pins and was able to send away all the money in his account just before she left m him, leaving him broke.

When you are in a relationship, your girlfriend shouldn’t know your personal information. The girl is just your girlfriend, and you are not yet married. Anything can happen at any moment, and if things don’t end well between you two, then they will end up taking advantage, and some will make sure they steal from you, and they won't leave any traces that they are the ones who committed the crime. So when you are in a relationship, you have to be very careful with the information you share with your girl, sometimes it is just supposed to be known by only you.

Could it have been his bitcoins? yes, but he is not an investor in bitcoins. How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage

I don’t tell my girlfriend most things whenever it comes to financial aspects. Some girls might end up doing some crazy things just because of money. If some girls know that you are holding bitcoin and they know the amount of bitcoin you are holding, they might even end up setting you up. That’s why something’s just supposed to be known by only you. Don’t be surprised that a girl you trust and really love might be the one to fuck you up.

[uneng]

How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage, you could be doing yourself some harm by exposing to the person who you are in a relationship with where you have invested which is in bitcoins, and even giving them too much information about how you have kept your seed phrase safe. The sweet relationship can go sour in a moment and that your lover can become your enemy. Unless you are married, do not share all information about you with the person you are in a relationship with.

Yes, I have already shared informations about my Bitcoin holdings and investments with someone I've been in a relationship in the past, although I didn't share login informations, neither taught how to deal with Bitcoin. I agree it's a risky move to do so, but when you want to make things work for real you end commiting some mistakes, like trusting the other person from the bottom of your heart, keeping no secrets between both of you.

Reality is harsh, though, and things don't happen as we firstly expect. Even if you are married to someone, I don't think it's a good idea to share private informations from your investments, because a paper signed (marriage) doesn't mean anything after all. It's not a guarantee of happily ever after, anyway. A betrayal may come from a girlfriend, fiancé and even a wife, so make sure you only talk about your personal invstments to totally trustful people.

[Furious 7]

In the end, even if we are already in a marriage relationship or just in a relationship without a marriage bond with our partner, privacy will also be a very important thing to think about.
It is not wrong to always be open with your partner but on the other hand we also have to be able to know that sometimes when dealing with money, no matter your partner or family, it is possible to stab you in the back so that the importance of privacy must be maintained because we do not know the intentions of the people around us even though it is our own partner.

This can be used as a good lesson because in the end not everyone can be sure we give the secrets we have especially if in the end talking about bitcoin we voluntarily give a wallet or anything related to our assets because it could be a blow to you in the future.

[Bigsharp]

As an investor in bitcoin you don’t have to trust anyone even your so called wife talk more of long time relationship that didn't even lead to marriage

Even you married wife you both might have court wedding where properties is been shared if there is a divorce it she happen to know your secret 😉 saving what do you think 🤔 she need to take half of the savings


Then a girl in a long time relationship no matter the memories you both share definitely one day she would turn against you and if she happens to know your secrets bro you are gone

[SOKO-DEKE]

A man shared his story with me about how he was in a long relationship with a lady, it lasted for a very long time that he expected it to end in marriage, but it did not. What was his regret? his regret was that during the long time of being the relationship with this lady, he shared a lot of his personal information with her, and she even knew his bank passwords and pins and was able to send away all the money in his account just before she left him, leaving him broke. Could it have been his bitcoins? yes, but he is not an investor in bitcoins. How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage, you could be doing yourself some harm by exposing to the person who you are in a relationship with where you have invested which is in bitcoins, and even giving them too much information about how you have kept your seed phrase safe. The sweet relationship can go sour in a moment and that your lover can become your enemy. Unless you are married, do not share all information about you with the person you are in a relationship with.

It's a heartbreaking story, but it's important to understand the importance of confiding in people we truly trust. Motivated by trust, this man gave his partner access to his personal information. Such transparency is a practical way to make sure that one's assets and affairs are handled in the event of an unexpected occurrence, such as death, as well as a sign of intimacy. Imagine that you are a Bitcoin owner, but you don't want to share the seed phrase.In this instance, the valued assets stay inaccessible after death and access to the digital wallet is rendered impossible. Thus, it becomes essential to share important information with those you can trust, since this guarantees that your loved ones will be able to handle your assets and affairs even when life throws curveballs at you. But, it's crucial to use caution and judgment when deciding with whom to share such private information, making sure that trustworthiness and secrecy come first.In the end, even if disclosing private information can be useful, it's important to consider the recipients and the degree of trust you are placing in them.

[Hamphser]

A man shared his story with me about how he was in a long relationship with a lady, it lasted for a very long time that he expected it to end in marriage, but it did not. What was his regret? his regret was that during the long time of being the relationship with this lady, he shared a lot of his personal information with her, and she even knew his bank passwords and pins and was able to send away all the money in his account just before she left him, leaving him broke. Could it have been his bitcoins? yes, but he is not an investor in bitcoins. How about you? are you being too open in the relationship you are keeping that is not yet marriage, you could be doing yourself some harm by exposing to the person who you are in a relationship with where you have invested which is in bitcoins, and even giving them too much information about how you have kept your seed phrase safe. The sweet relationship can go sour in a moment and that your lover can become your enemy. Unless you are married, do not share all information about you with the person you are in a relationship with.

Even if you are still that get married on which there are really things which arent meant to be shared up specially on talking some seed phrases on which there would really be some personal kind of thing but we know that if we are married then everything would really be conjugal on which it would really be just that normal that you would really be that depending on you about on whats been shared up.
As for being still not married then it would really be just that normal that you wont really be giving it all. Its a fool that even putting up your bank account details and other important
stuffs to be known on which its a suicide, not until you have officially been married then it would be always ideal thar you shouldnt really be giving all when it comes to those information.

[criptoevangelista]

and I also was not referring to people who are married, but people in a relationship.

If are not married yet, then you really have to be very careful, because the dating phase is the phase for you to get to know the person, their character, their dignity, but even so, it is a little difficult to have 100% accuracy if the person It's good or not.... You only really know someone by living day to day for years.