I track my boyfriend's movements because I want to trust him more, not less

Why would you date someone in the first place if you needed to track them in order to trust them?<p>And if you feel that way about everyone, please go get counseling!

I cringed more and more as i read this article. I started to wonder if maybe it was an onion piece. Nope. I wish it was.<p>But, as for the actual tracking and all, I&#x27;d be ok with that. Maybe not with a girlfriend, but long-term girlfriend or wife? sure. But maybe GPS isn&#x27;t the best solution - having access to the calendar though does help answer the &quot;where are you&quot; question. But it should never be to address issues of trust - you&#x27;ve got bigger fish to fry at that point.

The guy that consented to that must be even more insecure than she is... What a couple.

Focusing on trust is sad and a little concerning, but find my friends or the google equivalent really does remove so much minutiae and unneeded communication with a partner.<p>It sets better expectations when meeting or going somewhere, and love using it. No more &quot;how long until you get here?&quot; or &quot;Have you made it yet?&quot; especially useful while driving to avoid texting.<p>Our use has nothing to do with trust, but saving time when meeting up in various places across the city. It&#x27;s a great deal of convenience for some people, nothing more.

This reads like something out of The Onion.

Different strokes for different folks and all that. I&#x27;m not sure I could handle all the questions, personally, since I like to wander about randomly. As it happens, I think my sister and parents have me on &quot;Find Friends&quot; but they&#x27;ve given up trying to understand my life...

Hmm... ok, I guess I can see how some people would be OK with this. But I&#x27;d never go for it. My relationship with this woman would last right up until the first time she asked me to turn this on.<p>It isn&#x27;t about having anything to hide, it&#x27;s just a matter of principle. Nobody needs to know where I am every second of every day. Never mind the stupid conversations that would emerge from random observations:<p>&quot;Why were you on Greer Street today, people only go there to buy drugs?&quot;<p>&quot;No, I just took a short-cut through there on my way to $FOO, and stopped at a convenience store to get gas&quot;<p>&quot;Oh, mm... ok, I guess that sounds semi-plausible.&quot;<p>&quot;WTF, don&#x27;t worry about it, I just went to get gas.&quot;<p>&quot;Why are you being so defensive if you weren&#x27;t really buying drugs?&quot;<p>...<p>...

If anybody &quot;demands access&quot; to anything, just feel free to kick them out of your life (or install a fake GPS app and have some fun traveling around the world).

It&#x27;s such a ridiculous headline. &quot;I want to trust him more&quot; aka &quot;I don&#x27;t trust him&quot;.

I fear this lady is a bunny boiler.