Home-wreckers.

Corso312

Well-Known Member
I said if I WANT to. Say I used her phone needed to find the number I dialed earlier and have to go searching through it, she wouldn't object. If she did then it's obvious she has something to hide. I never said that I actively search through my wife's phone. I also never said I don't trust my wife. You fools are taking what I said the wrong way.
Edit: If my wife was having "breakfast dates" with someone, then I would snoop, I have every right to. As does the op.



apologize for nothing captain, i have dated the same woman 3 years now..when i play angry birdz on her phone i go through there..so what, it is called being smart from where i come from
 

fabfun

New Member
He cheated on me with her. Just going on "breakfast dates" and kissing/hugging (as of what he tells me). This has been going on for about 3 weeks.
u dont do nothing to the woman she isnt commited to you it is your man that needs to be dealt with
 

redivider

Well-Known Member
there's this TV show called CHEATERS.

they're based out of Dallas TX i believe, but if i'm not mistaken they'll travel if the story's juicy enough.

give em a call!!!
 

GreatwhiteNorth

Global Moderator
Staff member
I couldn't disagree more with this. How can you say you trust your wife if you are doing shit like this? If a woman I'm with want's to go through my shit, I tell her "OK, but there goes the trust, have at it..".

You sound like Napolitano "if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear" with that bullshit.
You gonna let a cop go through your house with that attitude, just because he want's to?

...nothing to hide, nothing to fear, right?!
I'm trying to understand this - are you responding to your own post?
 

RawBudzski

Well-Known Member
Do not question Pada. He is so far beyond us he must debate with himself to find the true truth.!. It is Magical.
 

420God

Well-Known Member
How could you say you trust someone but feel the need to look through their private business? Doesn't that automatically defeat the purpose of trust?
Fine. Longest relationship? Unless you've been there you can't understand. Love isn't logical.
 

Padawanbater2

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Fine. Longest relationship? Unless you've been there you can't understand. Love isn't logical.
15 months give or take, and that actually was a huge problem. She felt the same way you do, I didn't. I think there are just some things that should be off limits, privacy is one of them. If she can't trust me without looking through my stuff why is she with me in the first place?
 

RawBudzski

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I agree, I think trust is still a beast of its own. you can have a successful marriage til your death bed loving each other.. has nothing todo whether their was trust or not. Honestly I do not see the logic in Trust, is it not being optimistic for no reason? what's wrong with two efficient calculating nit picking people being together, reassuring themselves when needed. I prefer the latter.


My longest was from 15yo to 22yo. 7 years almost exactly.. almost the most important years too imo :O
 

420God

Well-Known Member
15 months give or take, and that actually was a huge problem. She felt the same way you do, I didn't. I think there are just some things that should be off limits, privacy is one of them. If she can't trust me without looking through my stuff why is she with me in the first place?

Curiosity and trust are different things in a good relationship, maybe it's harder for some people to tell the difference.
 

Padawanbater2

Well-Known Member
Curiosity and trust are different things in a good relationship, maybe it's harder for some people to tell the difference.
Why the guise of playing a game on her phone with the intention of looking through her personal information? I know you didn't bring that up, it was someone else, but still. Would you ever ask "honey, can I read your text messages?"? How do you think that would make her feel? How would that make you feel if she asked you that? Like she didn't trust you right? I think it would be a little more than "oh she's just curious, why not...". I don't think it has anything to do with having anything to hide, it's just a matter of boundaries, space. You have to maintain independence even though you may be married and especially if it's only a girlfriend. Just my opinion anyway.
 

Michael Sparks

Active Member
He cheated on me with her. Just going on "breakfast dates" and kissing/hugging (as of what he tells me). This has been going on for about 3 weeks.

So how about some open conversation with your "man" he is the one you need to be talking to, i got some ideas for payback but that isn't mature or is it.
 

Michael Sparks

Active Member
I agree, I think trust is still a beast of its own. you can have a successful marriage til your death bed loving each other.. has nothing todo whether their was trust or not. Honestly I do not see the logic in Trust, is it not being optimistic for no reason? what's wrong with two efficient calculating nit picking people being together, reassuring themselves when needed. I prefer the latter.


My longest was from 15yo to 22yo. 7 years almost exactly.. almost the most important years too imo :O
i am right with ya, however never did the long term relationship, just wasn't my style..
 

GreatwhiteNorth

Global Moderator
Staff member
I agree, I think trust is still a beast of its own. you can have a successful marriage til your death bed loving each other.. has nothing todo whether their was trust or not. Honestly I do not see the logic in Trust, is it not being optimistic for no reason? what's wrong with two efficient calculating nit picking people being together, reassuring themselves when needed. I prefer the latter. My longest was from 15yo to 22yo. 7 years almost exactly.. almost the most important years too imo :O
IMHO trust is a most critical element of a successful relationship.
We just celebrated our 25th - it simply would not have happened with out mutual trust and a huge dose of undying love.
That's how we roll. :hump:
 
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