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Set the password to reflect the month, day, and time that he first got lucky with you; he'll get that one on the first try.
Hahah good ol' iPhone! It's set to remind me 2 weeks before, so I dont end up in that kind of situation lol
"march 2010" - "March 2010" - "march2010" - "march10" - "3.2010" - "3.10" - ... so much possibilities... Even if he doesn't remember the date, where's the problem? This does not mean that he no longer loves you.
That was my first thought. Or maybe that she used words and he's trying numbers only. When it comes to case-sensitive passwords I can think if dozens of ways to write a single date.
I'd fall down here just because I'm awful at remembering dates. It takes me a few moments to remember my own birthday honestly.
After seeing the D.O.B on your profile-- here's a poem to help you remember. . . Wine me Dine me "69" me I was born In 1990
AWW, you were just setting him up for failure. Shame! Haha
Some people are better than others at memorizing certain topics, some people just value some things more than others. But all in all, if he truly loves you, then why should it matter if he remembers dates and times?
Husband of the Year goes to... Oh wait never mind
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February 31st.
Shame on him! Try more simple passwords like the time and place you shared your first kiss, the colour of the dress you wore on your first date, the main actor in the first movie you wathced together. Or just use his birthday. He should remember that. FYL OP