Decode this text message

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And just think, if you had just kept your TWO year old off the iPhone just like any halfway decent parent, you could continue to live in ignorant bliss.

Hopefully your husband gets the kids in the divorce.

This may be the quintessential DCUM post, hats off to you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can I hijack just to ask how do you take a screen shot? Thanks.

On the iphone you push the center bottom button and the top right power button at the same time.

But if she does this, won't the screen shot be on his phone? Shouldn't she forward it to herself first?

Screen shot gets saved as a photo on the phone like any other photo taken.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can I hijack just to ask how do you take a screen shot? Thanks.

On the iphone you push the center bottom button and the top right power button at the same time.

Thanks, that would have taken me a lifetime to guess (and I guess correctly a fair amount).

+1. New poster, but thanks for the tutorial!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or I come get u. Nooooo dws

OK this is what needs decoding. Necroing a 3 year old thread with this gibberish?

[Anonymous]

If you can't put 2 and 2 together with this obvious evidence.....I'm sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can I hijack just to ask how do you take a screen shot? Thanks.

On the iphone you push the center bottom button and the top right power button at the same time.

I learned something today!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I'd be furious. Who cares how you found the text...not an issue in my book. I wouldn't even explain how I found it and he'd wouldn't dare ask how....a non issue....look what he wrote!

exactly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"You miss you and still in live with you"

I would read this as "I miss you and am still in love with you"... or is there a reasonable auto correct error I'm not considering?

I found this on my husband's cell phone, send by him to an old co-worker. Yes, yes, I shouldn't have snooped... But he changed the password on his cellphone last month and refused to tell it to me; our two year old loves playing games on the iphone, so it's weird he won't tell me since he'd told me his old one when he got the phone, I never asked. This all coincided with him going on a work trip with a new co-worker, and coming back raving about her and texting with her all the time.

So, I had a chance to look at his messages very briefly and spied, thinking I would find nothing. But then I find the text from his old co-worker, as a response to her texting him "Happy Valentine's Day"... I casually brought up if he's heard from her lately, and he said no. So, either he's lying or he's possibly kept a message from last year, which would also be odd seeing as he didn't have many messages saved.

Thoughts? Just leave it alone? We have two kids under two years old and our relationship is rather like grumpy, roommates right now and I already feel like the shrew asking him to pitch in with chores. I'm sure adding spying would go over really well. I don't think he's cheating. It's kind of hard not to be hurt if he's telling other women he loves them, though.

I have a problem with small children playing games on an iphone...or computer...or constantly watching tv or videos.

[Anonymous]

You should screen shot his texts and email it to yourself - then delete the email coming from his phone. Save a small nest egg in case he cleans out your accounts. I discovered the same thing with my DH before he was my DH...swore he never touched the OW, but he loved her too. I married him...stupid. Now after a decade we are divorcing.

[Anonymous]

This original post is from February 2012. I wonder what happened...