If your spouse (or future spouse) asked you to give up everything online that is not essential to your life?

[350]

Would you do it?

I have been thinking about this lately. I think I would do it.

[Flouride]

he|| no. i'd give up her first.

[Ali]

Yes. Facebook was ruining our relationship. We both got rid of it and he also got rid of every other social media site he was on.

[K8]

If my spouse asked me we would discuss it and I would be asking some questions. But I see no reason for the request and it would be odd of him to ask.

[starfish]

There is nothing essential about the net, just handy or interesting.

If you mean social sites like Facebook, he wouldn't have to ask, as I avoid them like the plague.

But I would still wonder why he felt the need to ask me that....I'm very honest and he trusts me.

[Tiger by the Tail]

Yeah I would. Although he would not ask something like that of me.

[kim h]

No I will not give up stuff to be with someone. We have been married for 21 years (In June) and we both are free to be who we are.

[BabeHart]

I can't imagine a reason for such a request...we'd have to talk about why it was being asked...I piddle around online a lot, but I'm single and so that's how I kill time when nothing's going on (at work or outside of work)...when I've got friends, family, significant other in my life then I prefer to spend time with them and focus on offline activites rather than online...

There would simply be no reason for such a request as my online activity doesn't interfere with my offline line...

[blogRot]

Nope, but I have already voluntarily self-blocked my fb, myspace, visiting chatrooms, dating site profiles deleted, etc. - anything that might cause unecessary drama in my marriage.