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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ positives:
 negatives:
 - If your PC breaks, you don't have access to any of your passwords anymore
 - If you don't have access to your PC where you need one of your passwords, you can't log into your accounts
-- If you lose any of your passwords, you don't have a proper way of getting them back
+- If you lose any of your passwords, you don't have a proper way of getting them back (like deleting it on accident or something)
 
 6.
 positives:
@@ -77,9 +77,22 @@ negatives:
 
 8.
 positives:
-- 
-
-
+- Your passwords are very hard to guess / bruteforce
+- If one of your accounts gets hacked, none of your others are compromised
+- Finding all of your passwords is really easy and convenient
 
+negatives:
+- If your PC breaks, you don't have access to any of your passwords anymore
+- If you don't have access to your PC where you need one of your passwords, you can't log into your accounts
+- If you lose any of your passwords, you don't have a proper way of getting them back (like deleting it on accident)
 
+9.
+positives:
+- You don't have to remember a lot of passwords
+- If one of your accounts gets hacked (and are unrelated to the password reset method), none of your others are compromised
+- Getting into your accounts is really easy
 
+negatives:
+- If your reset password method gets compromised, you don't have a way of getting back your account
+- Not all services may have a reset password function
+- You are a relatively easy target since all it takes is cracking your reset password method (if it is an email address for example)
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