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I do not think there is need to tell each and every thing to your partner, as sometimes it is best to leave things unspoken. If you think your partner will anyway would not come to know and your heart is clear, it is fine to go ahead and not to raise complications and useless questions. Needless to say that when ex is involved, your present partner would anyway will have so many thing racing through his/her mind. So, why get them involved!
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My partner and I let each other know if we have plans that don't include the other - even if only to give the other time to make alternative plans. Personally, I'm completely fine with him socialising with friends including exes. He tells me all the stories after anyway and it's a healthy exercise in demonstrating trust.
We both don't require to ask permission from each other, but it is natural for husbands and wives to let the other spouse know whenever the other is going out with friends, colleagues, etc. For us, it is automatic that we know all the details even if the other doesn't ask.
Its always good to keep him/her informed if you are going out in a group with your ex being a part of it. Clear your intent if its not clear to your spouse. If clear, still clear it again.. Its like sometimes we know things but reassurance always helps!
Yeah absolutely - we share everything. I tell him everything and every meeting I go for and every person I meet. :) and he does the same. He doesn't need to ask permission, but he needs to inform me.
I don't think so.. If you have a trust on your partner then it should not be problem. Distance also not an issue if trust there. Other wise relation would be more complicated.
Well I won't really ask for permission explicitly but it's always good to inform and communicate. Never try to hide things from your partner or it will only make things worse.
Asking permission or informing is a sign of RESPECT and which lead us to have LESSER CONFLICTS. So ya, it's good to have transparency.