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My DH doesn’t want to share his phone password neither her Facebook password, should I leave him?

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Mary D Posted

My DH doesn’t want to share his phone password neither her Facebook password, should I leave him?

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Yes you should live him. It is always said when a person doesn’t want to share his personal issues with another there must be a private reason to it, in this situation what you need to do in order to get an answer is to ensure you keep distance from her Phone and show no interest at all, with time they will come to their senses and reason, but i wouldn’t advice you to try get his password because you might find a Poison in that phone so stay away from the poison unless you want to Harm your Emotions, Be careful

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No one deserves to be cheated on, especially when your full loyalty lies with the betrayer of your trust. Initially, I thought I was just feeling insecure when my wife would just be on her phone at odd hours, until I decided to take a chance to know, knowing is better than self doubts and it was exactly what happened when I installed mspy to monitor my wife`s phone. Now I know when she’s telling the truth and how to curtail her, I think it is not a drastic step if it’ll make you feel better. My life got better, I stopped using my precious time to bother about her indiscretions and channeled my energy positively.

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It is called privacy. Why would you want to risk anyone else finding your google searches(which is often wonderfully embarassing) and the likes ? It is like letting someone in while ure in the toilet. No you dont do that unless you are very close to each other, which many couples can never become.

It wasnt a great idea to exchange your passwords so early in your relationship, it is simply not how it is done. That level of trust, if at all reached, happens when people are in a relationship long enough. Do yourself a favour and change your password too, and simply acknowlegde it to each other without making a big deal out of it.

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