| Found my husband looking through dating sites. Should I confront him or keep quiet and collect evidence. Thinking of tracking his car as a first step. |
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You want to save your marriage?
Or get a payday in the divorce? |
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Save the marriage but I’m angry that he would be looking.
If I confront he just gets better at hiding it. Can you really stop someone from cheating? |
| No, you can’t stop them from cheating |
| Ask him about his intentions? |
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| Are you going to let us help you create a fake profile so you can catch him in the act and out him on Cheaters? |
| And how did you discover this? Hijacking his computer? Nice! I’m sure plenty of people surf dating sites for fun but unless he’s paying for a site I wouldn’t worry about it. |
That's absurd. Why would you scroll through pictures of available women "for fun" unless you intended to pursue something??? |
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That’s right. It may be harmless today, but that’s because the opportunity hasn’t presented itself.
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He could be doing it out of curiosity or for research. No? |
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How badly do you want to know?
Here are some ideas: - check his phone & email - check the phone bill for numbers called and see if there’s anything suspicious - track the car - log into his google to see if there’s location history - track the car - check the credit card bills - pull his credit report to see if he’s started any new cards - search his files on his computer I mean all things totally crazy, but when i did some/most of these things i found tons of evidence of an affair |
LOLOLOL…ah yes, research. |
I am single & even I do not surf dating sites. If my S/O were doing so - I would take it that they were seriously considering cheating on me. OP >> Definitely speak to your husband about this and see how he reacts. He likely will deny it. At least then you will know that you are married to a man w/little to zero integrity. 💔 |
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They’re all behind paywalls, he’s not browsing through pictures of women unless he has a paid (or maybe trial) membership.
What exactly did you see? |