That's up to my partner to decide. I could think it's fair all day long, but some women are insecure about their past. But if it comes down to the circumstances in which they may or may not harmed or killed a brother, then it's definitely fair in my view.
Depends on how much she wants to know and what she's willing to not penalize me for. I've got nothing to hide, but some sisters really don't want to know all of a story like mine's, or so says my experience.
Everything, really, but I will listen to as much as she wishes to give. Gotta admit, though, if it turns into a murder or brutaltiy confession, I'd probably be out. I wouldn't snitch, but I'd be out.
Most definitely, because you want to know what you're getting into, and you'd hope your potential partner would be honest with you.
Helpful. That way you can make good, informed decisions and address things honestly.
If we're in a relationship, I would hope we'd have discussed things already. Don't like negative surprises that were known about and could have been discussed before the relationship. The less secrets there are, and the more positive honesty between us, the more secure the relationship can become.
Depends on what it is. I can deal with a lot if you're honest with me. If you have rage issues, tendencies to want to control or hurt or kill men, though, I can't deal. Most everything else, within reason, we can reason with each other as to what we want to do. If we decide on a relationship and we put it all on the table, then NO. Nothing in your past is a weapon I'd use against you, and I would hope the same on her end.
