+1 This! |
| Two year old thread, people. Hopefully op is divorced by now. |
+1 This! |
I 'meander' a lot, read articles etc. about topics that vary a great deal. Something in the body of an article can lead me to an entirely different subject. If you ask me right away how I came to be on a site I can tell you. Ask me two weeks from now and I probably can't tell you the route I took to have landed there. The OP's spouse could have seen something on a news site that reminded him of her comment and surfed on over... |
+1 LOL God if your DH could see your search history including this post yes probably be worried too! I’m also a SAHM and I totally get you, I think I bored and looking for something to worry about. |
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OP, his explanation sounds completely legitimate. You brought up a conversation/started a fight about marriage inequality and now you're complaining that he was looking into the issue. Your poor husband can't win!
Besides, I clicked on a thread about how to entice a married man to get him to cheat with you the other day - I certainly hope my husband wouldn't read anything into that! (And this is why reading people's search histories is a bad idea...did you not hear what happened to the cat?) |
+1 and it would be just like me to then google around the subject to see how common an issue it is. |
Very abrasive. Try to turn off the ‘lawyer’ and stop torturing people. |
This. |
Yes. Not to mention, I look at porn every once in awhile, and later when I see the titles in my search history, I'm shocked. Article/video titles often mean nothing, and certainly don't necessarily have relevance to the search terms someone used. -DW |
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Now you've gone down the rabbit hole, OP, it's only too easy to feel paranoid and vulnerable. Do your best to stay constructive. |
| Big deal |
| I think NBD. I would be embarrassed if my DH ever saw some of the stuff I read online. Not to mention the porn/erotica I watch and read. He would probably be horrified too! |