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You are complaining that people shouldn't judge those on the lists, yet you judge a wife for her reaction to finding her DH on the list? You are no better than the people you are turning up your nose at. Hypocrite. |
Really. What's the big deal ? Maybe my sister needs to let it go since she's recovering from breast cancer and her husband is poking everyone in town.
Yes, her husband is on the list. |
Yeah I seriously don't understand what is wrong with these people. Um, how about STDs? Marriage vows? If you have an open marriage and you're on AM, then fine. Otherwise, you have no business being on it. |
You are wrong. I said I don't see how any good can come from it. I don't judge PP's reaction to it. Why are people so hostile? Did you just pass judgment on me? Sort of ironic. |
I think if you have to search, your relationship is over even if you don't find your spouse. |
+1 This boils down to trust. If you don't trust your spouse you have every right to know the truth and seek it out. But you probably have a gut feeling already. |
If you have a young kid, odds are that you went through a period of marital stress - because infants and young kids do that to a relationship. There was probably a period where you were too tired for sex, because a lot of women with infants/toddlers are, and on top of that you were dealing with some majorly changing hormones. So, there may have been a period when your husband felt like he had lost his relationship with you and may have been looking for something that he felt like he had lost. This is not to say that you were wrong in any way, nor does it provide and excuse if he actually cheated. He may have looked at AM and used it as part of a fantasy, but that does not mean that he actually cheated or that he was really looking for that. (It doesn't mean that he didn't cheat, either, I'm just trying to give you another perspective.) If he spent hundreds or thousands of dollars on AM, then you have good reason to suspect something, and even if he didn't cheat you have legitimate reason to be mad at him for wasting money. But, if he only had a transaction or two, he might've given AM a look and then decided that wasn't for him. This isn't necessarily a sign that your marriage is over, or even that it was necessarily threatened. It is, however, a sign that you need to talk with him. |
We know this site is being flooded by desperate men who are trying their best to make this go away. You fools. Go away. You clearly know nothing about the DCUM community. We are bloodthirsty harpies and don't like outsiders. Let us sanctimoniously judge in peace. |
Not correct. Each CC transaction by itself generated two entries. Each pair of entries represents a single purchase, not necessarily multiple accounts. |
I disagree with this. I can't imagine my husband ever cheating, but I checked for his name anyway. Just because I couldn't see him actually cheating doesn't mean I think it's completely impossible that he ever got curious and signed up in a dark moment even if he never actually contacted anyone. If that had happened, I could have dealt with it and moved on. Given how public this all is, though, I wanted to know if his name was on there rather than everyone in the neighborhood but me knowing and then being blind-sided when gossipy person let it drop. |
| You can see all of the information on your spouse at Trustify - they will give you all of the information you need on conversations your spouse had, how much they spent, their profile etc. www.trustify.info/check |
DO NOT USE TRUSTIFY TO CHECK FOR PEOPLE WHO MAY HAVE BEEN ON AM. The company is using that site as a tool to coerce people to sign up for their service, which is basically an online marketplace for hiring private investigators: http://www.troyhunt.com/2015/08/ashley-madison-search-sites-like.html At the best, if you search for an e-mail, Trustify will send a message to that e-mail account saying that someone was searching for them on the AM database. So at best, you'll be alerting your DH or DW that you suspect him/her of infidelity. (Or your co-worker, or friend's spouse, etc.) There are other sites out there where you can find info. |
This is true. Trustify will send an email to the address that gets a positive hit for AM. DH got the email but knew I was checking. It was more for fun. Boy was I shocked. |
+1 When I told my DH about the list being published, and I saw someone we knew on the list, he said, "And you probably looked for my name, too." I said, "of course..Just making 100% sure." He laughed. |
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Yes and a new fake email address I didn't know about. I confronted him and got the password for AM (he had wiped his account) and then I used the same password to get into his email. I found the mother load there. At least 8 different accounts at various hookup sites, starting from about a year ago. Also an email referring to a pay as you go cell account for a phone I didn't know about.
We have a 2.5 yr old and I'm 3 months pregnant. He's going to have to find a place to stay after he comes by to visit his daughter tonight. I don't want to be near him. |