True. A lot of people even in this generation believe that even having friends of the opposite gender is a matter of the past, reflecting their own insecurities.
Yes, everyone has a past and Yes it needs to be discussed with your partner but the question is, how much of it really matters? I mean what good what does that conversation do?
Someone in my circle, met an amazing person through an arranged meet up. Everything was going well. Their thoughts, lifestyle, age etc was all compatibility. The girl one day hesitating told him that she had dated 5 guys and was intimate with 2 of them. But all of that was over and it's been a year. She's not in contact with any of them and she just wanted him to know. He immediately broke off the engagement and told her parents the reason. The girl got an earful from her family.
Honestly, I feel bad for the girl. She seemed like a genuine person and both of them were quite compatible. He was so focused on the past,, he let go of someone who he could have had a great life with. She was honest and probably took out so much courage to open up to him.
And what are the chances that the person hasn't lied about her past just to get married!
Some things just don't make sense
Such things really are quite sensitive in arranged marriages and unfortunately we have to watch every word we speak