Say, you have a small device thats always with you and it records every second of your life.
Now say you're in a relationship and your better half has a device thats exactly the same as your device is.
Any moment in your relationship can be reviewed at will from two different perspectives.
Would this help settle arguments or be the cause of them?

Would it in any way help the relationship to grow?

I was visiting my brother the other day and my nephew who is 16 just started his first relationship. They had the kind of arguments that I have long forgotten about.
His girlfriend kept saying, How many times have I done such and such for you?
And what have you done in return?

I thought, it's a good thing they dont have anything to recount all the things they've done for each other.
Then again, it could have been a good idea.

There are some things that I don't share with my boyfriend... I believe that the people in a relationship should have a life together but also their own separate lives. So no, I would not want to have this device around for review during arguments with my significant other. I think it would cause more problems than it would solve.

It would most definitely cause more problems.

It would be Pandora's Box, but I say it would definitely help keep relationships real.

There would have to be rules, like in the NFL.
(You can only use instant replay but so many times in a half, and if you throw the red flag and it turns out you are wrong, you will pay the price.)

I like it.
Please sign me up for that small recording device thingie.
:corn:

(You can only use instant replay but so many times in a half, and if you throw the red flag and it turns out you are wrong, you will pay the price.)
:lolhit:

More "real" or not, I certainly do not want my boyfriend hearing some of the things I say when he's not around. :D