no, I've never done that but I have shared emails and passwords with people before. My best friend has mine so I wouldn't have a problem with my sig other having them either.

What would be interesting would be to see if people who hadn't accessed a partner's email accessed say, a friend's email.

No, but I know my wife has looked at mine. It's not a trust issue; she's just snoopy.

Less an issue of privacy, more an issue of trust. I don't care if he accesses my email and he doesn't care if I access his, but we both trust each other not to unless there's some sort of emergency or something.

I wouldn't have gotten married in the first place if that basic level of trust wasn't there.

I did once by accident a long, long time ago. Picked up the wrong iPhone. Spent about 3 seconds thumbing through the subject lines before it clicked in my head what I was doing and how weird it was. Seems like if you're intentionally looking through your significant other's e-mail, the trust is long gone before you find anything actually worth being distrustful of.

Yes. But it's a secret.

Yes, because he was "smart" enough to tell me his password.