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Topic: Trust
chronicliar75's photo
Wed 08/26/15 02:44 AM




Yes I have and wholeheartedly regretted it. A) because it ain't right and B) because my intuition turned out to be right.
Then you're stuck with the question: What am I gonna do with the knowledge?
Him angry cause I snooped, me angry cause of what he'd done.
So yeah, I had done something wrong, but so had he ...


Wow! Very Realistic.:thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Addiction aside. More on, man-woman healthy routine:QUESTIONS

- regret? so that means its not good in a relationship, right?

- why can't you just ask him directly?

- are you afraid he will lie to you?

- are you afraid he will be mad if he knows you are doubting him
and you are proven wrong?

- is it really wrong to just ask him to clarify
if you have doubts?

- is it a fear of not a 'good judge of character'
when it comes to loving a man?

- is it because of a misplaced trust issue before
with another man?

- will it affect and damage the 'love' you have with each other after?


Well, you know ... I think that if you don't have hangups causing you to be overly jealous/scared etc, and you do get a very strong intuitive knowing that something is seriously off ... you mostly got good reason to be suspicious.
And if you are right, the other is not likely to own up about it, cos they know they've done something they weren't supposed to have done.
How it will affect the relationship and love for one another after either one has effed up... depends on the state of the relationship and what exactly has happened, why and how often.

In my case, my ex is a narcissist and they are pathological manipulators and liars. No way would he have admitted to anything, he'd just twist and turn things around.
So in that relationship the trust and honesty etc had gone out the window because of all the chit he did.
I didn't even really bother checking on him anymore. It would only upset me, resulting in me getting an ulcer or a heart attack, lol, and he'd go on anyways. It was time to get out. And I did.

Next relationship, if ever I find myself a partner again, I think (hope) I will pay heed to my intuition sooner instead of ignoring it because he tells me I'm wrong.


You can't ask him directly, because you know he would lie,
especially if it happens more than once,
that is why you are forced to snoop..

So, I think there is no cause for you to wholeheartedly regret ma'am
in snoopingbigsmile ..if you feel, your reason is justified.

I will have to agree with Justfun..you did not do anything wrong.
The fact that you are in a relationship with him, that means you know better than anyone else who he really is.
If being who he is, hurts you or other people, and you have already given your best and it is still not enough to change him..then be thankful that you have acted on your gut feeling.

No need to wholeheartedly regret ma'am..Kudos:thumbsup:



chronicliar75's photo
Wed 08/26/15 03:29 AM

oops sorry if we are off topic a bit earlier:)


Snoop/snooped means To pry into the private affairs of others



My Take:

If she snooped..it means she care in a way.
If you have nothing to hide, why worry?
If it's a trust issue and it is important to you and your relationship
with her, then tell her directly.
Maybe her snooping at you, makes her understand you more or love you more.
Caution is not just necessary, it is a necessity, especially if it is the heart that is at stake..especially if you meet her on an online dating site.

just sayinbigsmile

chukzy27's photo
Wed 08/26/15 02:37 PM


oops sorry if we are off topic a bit earlier:)


Snoop/snooped means To pry into the private affairs of others



My Take:

If she snooped..it means she care in a way.
If you have nothing to hide, why worry?
If it's a trust issue and it is important to you and your relationship
with her, then tell her directly.
Maybe her snooping at you, makes her understand you more or love you more.
Caution is not just necessary, it is a necessity, especially if it is the heart that is at stake..especially if you meet her on an online dating site.

just sayinbigsmile


I don't really agree with the snooping as a caring attitude. Snooping is an act of having doubts against your partner, so it's not in anyway near to caring. Once snooping starts, one might get addicted to it.. And if one starts snooping on his/her partner it then implies that the relationship is a big mess #JustSaying :)

chronicliar75's photo
Wed 08/26/15 11:05 PM



oops sorry if we are off topic a bit earlier:)


Snoop/snooped means To pry into the private affairs of others



My Take:

If she snooped..it means she care in a way.
If you have nothing to hide, why worry?
If it's a trust issue and it is important to you and your relationship
with her, then tell her directly.
Maybe her snooping at you, makes her understand you more or love you more.
Caution is not just necessary, it is a necessity, especially if it is the heart that is at stake..especially if you meet her on an online dating site.

just sayinbigsmile


I don't really agree with the snooping as a caring attitude. Snooping is an act of having doubts against your partner, so it's not in anyway near to caring. Once snooping starts, one might get addicted to it.. And if one starts snooping on his/her partner it then implies that the relationship is a big mess #JustSaying :)



I like your take on snooping haha..cool:heart:

so I rechecked the OP:Please be sincere with your answers. Have you ever snooped on your partner? If yes/no give your reasons.
Yikes! its for people with partners haha..I should not be on this thread then..lol:tongue: bigsmile



My take on the OP:

If your partner wants to snoop on you,
even when you are already in a relationship,
then I agree something is already off.
Your partner have doubts.
Would you give up on your partner because he/she has doubts?
Why not reassure him/her and work on your trust with each other.

Allow your partner at least once to snoop on you.
Then talk about it, and how important trust is to
you and in a relationship.

Trust is to be earned.
It is too expensive a commodity to be freely given.
Especially on a dating website.



chukzy27's photo
Thu 08/27/15 05:49 AM




oops sorry if we are off topic a bit earlier:)


Snoop/snooped means To pry into the private affairs of others



My Take:

If she snooped..it means she care in a way.
If you have nothing to hide, why worry?
If it's a trust issue and it is important to you and your relationship
with her, then tell her directly.
Maybe her snooping at you, makes her understand you more or love you more.
Caution is not just necessary, it is a necessity, especially if it is the heart that is at stake..especially if you meet her on an online dating site.

just sayinbigsmile


I don't really agree with the snooping as a caring attitude. Snooping is an act of having doubts against your partner, so it's not in anyway near to caring. Once snooping starts, one might get addicted to it.. And if one starts snooping on his/her partner it then implies that the relationship is a big mess #JustSaying :)



I like your take on snooping haha..cool:heart:

so I rechecked the OP:Please be sincere with your answers. Have you ever snooped on your partner? If yes/no give your reasons.
Yikes! its for people with partners haha..I should not be on this thread then..lol:tongue: bigsmile



My take on the OP:

If your partner wants to snoop on you,
even when you are already in a relationship,
then I agree something is already off.
Your partner have doubts.
Would you give up on your partner because he/she has doubts?
Why not reassure him/her and work on your trust with each other.

Allow your partner at least once to snoop on you.
Then talk about it, and how important trust is to
you and in a relationship.

Trust is to be earned.
It is too expensive a commodity to be freely given.
Especially on a dating website.




Sure. I like your sense of humor :) lol... Well, you can always add to you knowledge atimes before going in a relationship for better preparation #NoknowledgeIsLost :)

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