Wednesday, 23 December 2009

  • Nothing Left to the Imagination



    I still like a certain amount of privacy in any relationship. I don't care if you've seen if all, when I'm peeing, I need the door closed. When I'm in the shower, that's my time. I don't like being watched as I put on my my makeup - I don't care if you've seen me without it, I still don't like you sitting there watching me do it. My boyfriend however, doesn't seem any of those things should matter.

    His theory, I've seen you naked, what different does it make. - I've seen you without make up and without your hair done, why do you care if I watch you do it. - The shower curtain should be enough privacy...

    I'd never been in a relationship where any of this was a problem. I'd been picked up at my door for a date, and dropped off again at the end of the night. If I'd spent the night, I'd make sure I had my privacy, and not give the guy a chance to see me before I was ready to be seen.

    He doesn't invade my privacy, which is awesome. It's the other way around that bothers surprises me. He lives alone, and I have no problem if he chooses to leave the bathroom door open when he's peeing...when he's alone. He's started peeing with the door open, while I'm there. I was in the bathroom getting ready while he was out on a run - with the door open. Nothing I really needed privacy for. He comes home and we start chatting. I see him walk behind me in the mirror, and kiss my cheek as I'm getting ready. Not a problem. The problem? He's butt naked, and hops in the shower, and continues the conversation.

    Okay, so it's not really a problem. I just think it's funny, in a relationship, when it suddenly becomes okay to leave the bathroom door open and shower while the other person is in the room. It leaves nothing to the imagination. I know it's been over a year, and I should have expected that this point would come, it just still somehow surprised me.

    And while I say those harmless little things sort of bother me, I love what that means. It means we've made it this far already, and we're not scared of anything.

    How much privacy do you like in your relationship?

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