How far will we got to spy on our mate/husband/wife..
By bjc66bjc
@bjc66bjc (6730)
United States
March 5, 2013 1:45pm CST
I think when a relationship get to the point where anyone needs
to start sneaking and spying on their mate, you already know that
there is likely something going on thats not kool...
I alway believe that what goes on in te dark will eventually come
to light..A lot have already have seen the wrongs going on and
just refuse to believe but hang in there living a life of DENIAL..
How far will you go to spy on your mate??? or are you content living
the life of DENIAL??
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10 responses
@Aja103654 (5646)
• Philippines
6 Mar 13
I would be curious about some things about my partner. We don't hide any secrets from each other. He would simply tell me anything, no matter how uncomfortable it may be to know at first. But I got used to it and I prefer the truth than being kept in the dark.
Spying on our partner is not cool at all. I would do it though if my suspicions are strong and I want to confirm some things. I wouldn't want to live a life of denial. That's just pathetic.
@Aja103654 (5646)
• Philippines
7 Mar 13
hehe, sounds good bjc. It happens a lot because there are many people who are too afraid of the truth or paranoid. If they want improvement, they should change their way of thinking. Thank you, too!
@911Ricki (13588)
• Canada
5 Mar 13
If I suspect something it's usually ends up being right. I usually try and say you tell me now, and that's it. But I wont go sneaking around, I always say at the beginning of a relationship I tell them how it is with me. My one ex I told him you, cheat or even crosses your mind I'm gone. I don't lower my standards and self esteem for a man. He had an ex wife (common law or whatever), they haad a child together. I had absolutely no issues that they talked (they had a kid together), but he would talk for hours with her while I was sitting there to see him. I mean 10 minute sure, but 3 - 6 hours, while I sat there watching tv, staring at the wall. I told him once, and he just shurgged it off, my bags were packed and I was gone. He admitted later that he was trying to get back with his wife, and still wanted his wife (I assumed this), why else talking to her for 6 hours and walking off so I couldn't hear.
@bjc66bjc (6730)
• United States
6 Mar 13
Dang Ricki, your situtation was way pass the spy stage, you were
just involved in a two timing no good husband that belonged to
someone else.
Hey I am all for a man keeping in touch with
their child/children but no one is on the phone about a child
for hours..C'mon get real....he must have thought he seen
STUPID written across your forehead....
@lampar (7584)
• United States
7 Mar 13
Probably not very far, it is too time consuming and troublesome, just let it go and forget about spying, if she continue cheating, it is time to ask for a separation or file for divorce, it is better end the pain sooner than later.
@SJ112760 (132)
• United States
7 Mar 13
Bjc66bjc Not far for me. I feel like this if they are going to cheat they will find some way to do it.. I'm to old to be running stooping down and to slow to take pictures quickly.. I was in a realationship and I did the watching thing but where did it get me nowhere because he did what he wanted to do. So i learn from that. No more peaking looking for things for me.. My Grandmother told me that if you give a FOOL enough rope he will hang his self. So I'm in control of the ROPE... LOL
@Nandita2013 (132)
• India
7 Mar 13
I have never felt the need of spying my husband he never cheated or did anything wrong with him. But if someday i lost the trust in him i would better end this relationship.
@LovingMyBabies (85288)
• Valdosta, Georgia
5 Mar 13
I would not be in my marriage if I did not trust my husband. If I thought something was going on, if I had any doubt I would not be with him. I don't think spying or living in denial is a good idea...
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
5 Mar 13
I think everything's wrong if you feel the need to spy on your spouse, as the solid basis of a relationship is trust. If you feel that he/she is sneaking, or you don't feel the same for them, or something seems off, there's problem. And I believe that the real fixing method for this is talking sincerely. I would never spy on my boyfriend in any ways. I don't understand those people who think spying on the other, testing them through the Internet with fake accounts or looking for texts in the other's cell phonr is acceptable. Other than it's a sign of mistrust, it's just rude, and you cross the borders of privacy.
@mariaperalta (19073)
• Mexico
5 Mar 13
I think if it gets to that point, its over. As trust has a big thing to do with all relationships.