Is it normal that i use long passwords?

The longer the password, the safer it is. As long as you're able to remember them all, what you do is sensible.

Some people seem to have a natural ability to do that, but I can't, so I've used LastPass for several years now.

I remember my master password for 1Password, which is super great app and I can't imagine my life without it anymore. For pages I don't really care I use one of my 2-3 password, which are shorter.

I have long passwords that I remember as well. I actually have a lot.

I don't discuss my passwords or logic for passwords with people. I have no gauge for what is a normal password.

Mines so long most websites need me to shorten it, my longest is 38 characters

I have one medium length password that I use everywhere. Hackers ain't gonna find shit if they hack me.

i created a long password thats pretty random a while ago and i use it often for a lot of platforms. long > short anyways for passwords haha

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

We have passwords at work that we have to change every couple months or so, I usually pick words that I think will be healthy for me to type, think, and say hundreds of times a day

For personal passwords I usually have a baseline password that changes based on requirements, capital letter, numbers, special character etc

I never bother remembering my passwords and just end up using my email to reset them every time I log into anything

In high school through college I had a couple of them. Nowadays I use one 14 character password after realizing I had started to forget them.

It's pretty normal. Longer passwords are a much safer thing to use than shorter ones.

I see.

- OP

Ok