Everyone says trust is the foundation of a healthy relationship…but where's the line between privacy and secrecy?

In this episode, Chris and Tam tackle one of the most debated topics in modern relationships: how much privacy should exist between committed partners? From phones and passwords to personal space and social media, they're having a real conversation about trust, boundaries, and maintaining individuality while building a life together.

Because the truth is…healthy relationships aren't built by controlling each other. They're built by trusting each other.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The difference between privacy and secrecy

• What healthy boundaries look like in a committed relationship

• Whether trust changes the need for constant access and reassurance

• How social media has changed expectations around openness

• Maintaining individuality without creating distance

• Should couples have access to each other's phones, passwords, and accounts?

In this week's He Said / She Said, Chris and Tam discuss: "Does marriage or commitment change how decisions should be made?" What's the difference between informing your partner and asking for approval? And what decisions should always involve your partner?

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