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Kim!
No. I don't like my privacy violated and I expect the same from my relationships. It isn't a matter of having things to hide but a matter of just liking my things being mine. I think it comes from growing up the oldest of 5 kids and sharing a
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No. I don't like my privacy violated and I expect the same from my relationships. It isn't a matter of having things to hide but a matter of just liking my things being mine. I think it comes from growing up the oldest of 5 kids and sharing a room for years. Combine that with a super-control freak step mom and a diary-reading mom and you may very well end up with me. I don't care if it's just a text that says "hi". I just dislike people going through my things.
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I'm the same way. I dated a really paranoid, abusive man when I was 16. He checked up on me many times a day and when through all of my things, so I am really cautious. It has upset people before, and caused jealousy. It's a quirk I don't see changing for awhile in me.
My partner is actually supremely good at hiding things. I don't think he would ever cheat, but he was going through some self-esteem issues and low libido awhile back and would get up early and go through hundreds of pictures of hot girls on Facebook. He has a huge friends list and there are HIGH school girls on there, you know? They might be precocious but it still upset me.
I knew something was up because he wouldn't sleep with me and would refuse morning sex (his favourite), and denied there was a problem. After his being in total denial and unwilling to change went on for far too long, I looked at our computer's history and found this shit. I'm ok with porn (if I'm getting attention too), but this is girls with real names. Girls he is acquainted with. And he checked them out in lieu of sleeping with me, sometimes minutes after he turned me down.
After that fiasco, I will admit I checked his phone. Once someone gives me reason not to trust them, I refuse to be the fool who was tricked repeatedly.