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[quote=Anonymous][quote=ZachF]As I posted in another thread. When I suspected her and finally knew for sure she was lying to me, I confronted her. More than once I gave her the chance to tell the truth while she doubled down on the lies. I told her what I knew and she just made up ever more preposterous stories that would insult anyone's intelligence. So yeah, I spied in her and it was so easy, I didn't require any special software or devices. I told her exactly what I knew with exact times and dates, and when she finally asked me how I knew, I told her. Incredibly, she still chose to lie, or change her previous stories to minimize the truth and everything else she could do to: Deny, Deny, Deny. I don't care what anyone thinks about it. I'm not some stalkerish guy who need to keep tabs on a woman. Far from it. And while I'll agree that people are entitled to their privacy, you give up that privacy in a relationship when you lie and I'm forced to provide you with absolute facts you can't dispute. It was that or just accept her lies. I did that for a long time when I believed and trusted her, against my better judgement. Against all common sense. Faced with the same situation, I'll do it again but I have learned to trust my gut. My gut was correct every time I chose to ignore it.[/quote] How was the divorce?[/quote]
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