Originally Posted by
littleninja007
OK so my gf and I have been together for 5 months now, and everything was fine, until i went into her facebook, which she does allow me to do, she says she doesn't have anything to hide. She doesn't have internet at home so she gave me her user name and password so i could change major things or update things as need be, she uses fb on her mobile so can still send messages and basics.
She gave you permission to view her profile... you are romantically involved with her, so it is expected that your curiosity will get the better of you and you will read over some of her messages. It's natural and should be expected especially in a situation like this.
Originally Posted by
littleninja007
However i went into her profile and looked at her messages, not reading them just looked, but I saw one that made me a bit uneasy, so i went into it and she was talking to some guy the night before, he was asking what she was wearing and and she was flirting back, saying how shes would do him in his car and on his bonnet, and how they should sneak off, he then asked for a picture which she said brb which I assume she went to send him one, because he said to her "now you making me hot".
A woman's attraction to another will be based more so in emotion than physical... so if she is indulging in an emotional affair, then the physical aspect is soon to follow. I would be deeply concerned and not take this lightly.
Originally Posted by
littleninja007
The thing is how do i confront her about it?
I was also in the wrong for reading her message, but I never expected that. She did say she doesn't have anything to hide. If she gives me free reign on her profile it's expected?
I'm quite confused and not sure what to do, should i just leave it?
Thanks in advance
This is a matter of two evils... Yes you read her messages, but it's not like you broke into her account. Instead you had access to the information via her permission. Either she forgot that you did have such access or she intentionally wanted this to happen for reasons unknown (though possibly to leave with you feeling guilty or she's one of those who aren't happy unless their world is falling apart).
When weighed out... you reading the messages on an account you had permission to access and her possibly cheating on you (emotionally cheating is verified)... then I would think she doesn't have a leg to stand on. What you did isn't even in the same category of severity when compared to what she's doing.
Cheaters like to take a flaw you may have and focus on it in an attempt to deflect your attention from their infidelity --- from their wronging of you. You don't have to stand for it... and you shouldn't. Print up the message and confront her on it. If she asks why you accessed her messages... say it's because she gave you access to her account and said she had nothing to hide.
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