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What were the actual survey questions asked? This sort of thing is very sensitive to how you phrase the question.
by asuffield 11y ago
What were the actual survey questions asked? This sort of thing is very sensitive to how you phrase the question.
- mrweasel 11y agoIt should also be followed up by: "Would you be okay with your partner tracking you, without your consent?" The problem with tracking quickly becomes apparent when you're on the wrong side of the fence. If a person honestly believe that it would be okay to track their partner, but not vice-versa that person is an asshole.
- vjoshi 11y agoCompletely agree. My boyfriend and I share all of our passwords. We are completely transparant with each others life and the trust is 100% there. He scrolls through my phone and I his and we're on each others fbk quite a bit to. But here's the difference. When I'm bored, I scroll through my phone to see what's new.. usually nothing. So I do the same on his ... it's simply just another source of entertainment (if you can even call it that, normally when there's jack sht on tv). If I'm meeting up with him, he'll send me his location on when he's being super lazy just put on his tracker to make him easier to find. Sometimes .. he leaves it on forgetting to switch it off and I tell him to as it'll drain his battery. When you have trust, stuff like this doesn't come up in conversation at all. It's more of a 'what's mine is yours and do whatever...' BUT yes, tracking someone WITHOUT their consent, completely different story ... that's NOT right. Defo needs to be rephrased.
- kalleboo 11y agoThe full reports are here https://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au/media-and-resources/publications/2013-national-community-attitudes-towards-violence-against-women-survey https://www.vichealth.vic.gov.au/media-and-resources/publica...