Infidelity Support Group
Any relationship in which one partner engages willfully in sexual relations with another outside of the partnership is considered to have experienced infidelity. This breach of trust is often traumatizing for the faithful partner as well as the relationship, and support is often needed to heal emotionally and to decide whether or not the relationship should continue after...
But you are wrong for staying with him. This type of behavior isn't going to change. You attracted the same type of man. Dump his ass and move on.
That point is unclear to me.
The phone snooping? Alright...I am dating someone for a few months now. Seems I can relate. Even tho I have nothing to hide and am dating him exclusively and likewise from him, I have to honestly say this...I would NOT want him to be on my phone. Nope, there is nothing there to hide. Nothing. I just wouldn't like it. I wouldn't want someone to randomly pick up my phone to double check my story.
If a question of my loyalty came up? Maybe I would hand him my phone and tell him to check it, but for him to just check mine out? At will? Any time? Hmmmmm, don't think so. But there is nothing going on in this relationship that makes me double check anything he says.
No, I don't check his phone or email.
Just my two cents...L~
Let me say first up, i am sorry you are in pain.
Having said that, i don't think you have the moral right to go through his phone, but that is just my opinion.
You say it would be OK for hi to go through Yours. Really?
Would it also be OK for him to read you snail mail and emails? or to read your diary?
these things are very personal and private. it is not like you are married to the boy. You are only "talking" to him.
If you can't trust him now - i don't think you ever will. Take care of yourself, try to heal as best you can and find somebody who you can trust.
Love
Mick
It is very understandable that you can not trust him, given that he has already been unfaithful. However when it comes to checking his phone I think that that is private. I never had anything to keep from my wife on my phone, but previously in my life my sister has had problems and we have been text messaging about them. Those messages was in no way relation to me or my wife but I would not have wanted my wife to read them out of respect for my sister, since they where personal to her.
Secondly, my wife checked through my phone. I did not care since I had nothing to hide (as I said my sisters private messages where before I got married), but it upset her very much to find a woman there that she did not know about and it caused her much anxiety (and me being yelled at) until I could explain that it was the number to one of her older relatives and I had just misspelled the name.
In any case I think that a cell phone is private for reasons that I tried to explain in the first paragraph and trust is what is needed in a relationship for reasons that I tried to explain in the second paragraph. My wife has an affair now and I hate it, but if I ever meet someone else I will have to trust that new person otherwise she will hate me.
Good luck with this man, or even better leave him and good luck with the next man you meet.
Don't go down the same path!
My friend, i think you are breaking your own heart by staying with him. if you feel the need to check up, ask your self this. "Is he really woth the pain?"
You are only 19, go find someone decent to love. He has allready betrayed you once and the commen experience here seems to be that if they do it to you once they will do it again. so why bother with him?
Sometimes, we are our own worst enemies when it comes to matters of the heart. Be kind to yourself, find a boy, you can love and trust completly and give your all to him.
The relationship you are currently in is fraught with danger for you and I can see it ending in no other way than with even more pain.
love to you girl,
mick
I hate to burst your bubble here and I am not meaning to be harsh, but you said "You don't want to get played".
You've already been played.
I think I understand where you are in all of this. Just have to agree with Mick. Right now, you have the opportunity to ask yourself if all this snooping is the kind of relationship that you want to be in. He has already cheated on you. Sometimes the damage is too much to get past.
You are young. There are men out there that won't do this and won't make you feel like you have to keep rechecking and rechecking their loyalty. If you can't get past this with him? Tell him. Let him go. More importantly...let yourself go.
That may be your answer...but only you know.
L~
Cheated on you in the first 5 months...not a good sign. As someone who has been through it before, do you really think he;s going to change?