You can do this. This is the how it's meant to be used for you to both play. The only downside that you may come across is when a third person, say a sister/cousin/girlfriend, makes an account on your Xbox.

If there's not a home account with gold they won't have gold automatically. But if you set it up both ways and both of u have gold, people can still get gold when creating accounts on your xbox.

Also the third person won't have access to your games, only your friend's games.

You can do this. This is the how it's meant to be used for you to both play. The only downside that you may come across is when a third person, say a sister/cousin/girlfriend, makes an account on your Xbox.

If there's not a home account with gold they won't have gold automatically. But if you set it up both ways and both of you have gold, people can still get gold when creating accounts on your Xbox.

Also the third person won't have access to your games, only your friend's games.

you can do this. this is the how its mentto be used for you to both play. only downside that you may come accross. if a 3rd person say a sister cousin girlfriend whoever makes an account on your xbox. if theres not home account set to it with gold they wont have gold automatically. but if u set it up both ways and both of u have gold. people can still get gold when creating accounts on ur xbox. also thrpird person wont have access to your games. only your friends games.

You can do this. This is the how it's meant to be used for you to both play. The only downside that you may come across is when a third person, say a sister/cousin/girlfriend, makes an account on your Xbox.

If there's not a home account with gold they won't have gold automatically. But if you set it up both ways and both of u have gold, people can still get gold when creating accounts on your xbox.

Also the third person won't have access to your games, only your friend's games.