Give your significant other your (Laptop, Smartphone, etc) for a 1/4 of the day!

I think that you could communicate with your father on the table on this issue, and it will be of significance to ease your confusion.I know it is your privacy, never letting others invade it.But this your father, please kindly understand it.

For me, it depends on who is borrowing my electronics. I have some friends and family members that I will absolutely not let borrow because of their track record of letting them use my electronics in the past. Some returned my electronics broken, more filthy than before, or covered in some sort of substance. For example, I let one of my cousins borrow my CD player one time and it was returned with chunks of jelly in the area where the CD should be placed. When I tried playing a CD after cleaning it, the CD player could not turn on anymore. I was so angry with her that I avoided her for rest of the family visit. Generally, when someone brings up the topic of wanting to borrow one of my electronics, I try to make up some excuses or switch the subject. Once you have one bad memory of letting someone borrow one of your electronic, you tend to be more protective of your stuff.

I have no problems with this one, I think I can live without it for 1/4 of the day. Further, I don't have skeletons in my closets nor do I have any secrets that nobody should know of. I think my partner is well capable of taking care of my stuff. But the question would be "what is he going to do with it the whole time?" hehe.. Perhaps he would find it puzzling too that I'd let him spend 1/4 of the day with my gadget. hehe.. Have a great mylot experience ahead!

Nobody borrows my electronics.My husband has his own laptop and iphone. Maybe because there's nothing interesting with my gadget. I am only using nokia c3.so there's nothing really special about it. He uses a smartphone , my husband is more techie than I am.