Azure Jane Lunatic (Azz) 🌺 (
azurelunatic) wrote2013-08-02 06:49 pm
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Awkward personal moments
So Nora and I were chatting away and the topic of older couples sharing an email address came up. I scrabbled around for an (in)appropriately awkward and personal comparison.
"Would you rather share a personal primary email address or poop in front of them?"
Now in long-term cohabiting relationships with one bathroom, this is eventually going to happen. Camping trips. Wacky misunderstandings. Medical emergencies or the like.
Now I have stopped thinking about married-type relationships and started thinking about all the random other people in my life and applying this test.
Mortal enemy? Poop. Just once, and there's a limited amount of griefable material in poop. Email is unlimited.
Parents? Poop. Been there, done that.
"Would you rather share a personal primary email address or poop in front of them?"
Now in long-term cohabiting relationships with one bathroom, this is eventually going to happen. Camping trips. Wacky misunderstandings. Medical emergencies or the like.
Now I have stopped thinking about married-type relationships and started thinking about all the random other people in my life and applying this test.
Mortal enemy? Poop. Just once, and there's a limited amount of griefable material in poop. Email is unlimited.
Parents? Poop. Been there, done that.
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But I've seen less unequal couples who had separate email addresses, but had each other's passwords and full permission to log in at any time. Where would that fit into the poop comparison? I'm imagining that they don't walk in and out of the bathroom while it's in use, but the door has a huge glass window in it, and they carry on conversations through it?
To answer your question, of course I'd rather poop than share my personal primary email address with anyone, but I'm really warming up to a life of celibacy after reading this post.
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I have her mail password, but again, only because I created the record in the database with the hashed password in it. I don't think she has my mail password, but it hardly matters 'cause ROOT ON MAIL SERVER.
I'm not sure where, how, or if that fits into the poop analogy.
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Also, it would make discussions of surprise gifts rather difficult.