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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

The kids already said it’s not theirs. This isn’t sentimental stuff. It’s tho ga that tryoicallynsug Ivy adolescent girls. Why is he hoarding it in the. Asement.

So if the teenage girls say it’s not theirs, we believe them without question, but when the man says it’s not his, he must be lying?

If I found a women’s razor in the shower, would I assume it’s my wife’s or my sons? What is logical?

Why would the girls lie? It isn’t weird stuff for a teen to have.

But if you found a pair of men’s boxers in your wife’s tote bag would you think it belonged to your sons even if they said it didn’t?

It was not in his possession, it was in the basement of his house. To use your analogy, it’s more like finding men’s boxers in the laundry and assuming she’s cheating, not assuming they’re my sons.

So you believe the teen girls when they say they don’t know where the teen girl stuff came from, but don’t believe the man when he says he has no idea, why? Isn’t it more reasonable to assume the teen girls forgot about it than assume the man is a perv?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

The kids already said it’s not theirs. This isn’t sentimental stuff. It’s tho ga that tryoicallynsug Ivy adolescent girls. Why is he hoarding it in the. Asement.

So if the teenage girls say it’s not theirs, we believe them without question, but when the man says it’s not his, he must be lying?

If I found a women’s razor in the shower, would I assume it’s my wife’s or my sons? What is logical?

Why would the girls lie? It isn’t weird stuff for a teen to have.

But if you found a pair of men’s boxers in your wife’s tote bag would you think it belonged to your sons even if they said it didn’t?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

The kids already said it’s not theirs. This isn’t sentimental stuff. It’s tho ga that tryoicallynsug Ivy adolescent girls. Why is he hoarding it in the. Asement.

So if the teenage girls say it’s not theirs, we believe them without question, but when the man says it’s not his, he must be lying?

If I found a women’s razor in the shower, would I assume it’s my wife’s or my sons? What is logical?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

The kids already said it’s not theirs. This isn’t sentimental stuff. It’s tho ga that tryoicallynsug Ivy adolescent girls. Why is he hoarding it in the. Asement.

First, you post makes little sense since you couldn't bother to make sure autocorrect functioned properly, second, just because the kids said it wasn't theirs doesn't mean it wasn't theirs. They might have said no to get mom off their back so they don't have to deal with it. They might have said no because they forgot about it. They might have said no because it was random hand me downs from Aunt Ida and it technically wasn't theirs but it was for them and tossed in the basement until the next goodwill run and then forgotten about since it "wasn't their taste." It could be some was theirs and some was random crap their friends left at their house etc. There are LOTS of reasons the kids might have said it wasn't theirs without it being the husband's secret fetish.

Serial killer +1

In Tokyo there are vending machines that sell used schoolgirls' panties. Snopes.com says it has been outlawed but is still widely available. Maybe he needs a vacation to Japan?

I think this is a troll

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

The kids already said it’s not theirs. This isn’t sentimental stuff. It’s tho ga that tryoicallynsug Ivy adolescent girls. Why is he hoarding it in the. Asement.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

It’s not reasonable because OP said some of the stuff was not their DD’s taste.

OP also can’t spell suspicion, so she’s not that bright.

In how many other languages can you spell 'suspicion'?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jesus OP this is creepy AF. You need a real forensics search of his computer and hack into his phone. He is doing something very inappropriate and stop convincing yourself otherwise.

Or it’s stuff his kids forgot about. Why is that not reasonable?

When you see hoof prints why do you jump to zebras?

It’s not reasonable because OP said some of the stuff was not their DD’s taste.

OP also can’t spell suspicion, so she’s not that bright.

This really rings to me as early dementia. I can't tell you how many times families have thought "Dad is getting creepy, controlling, strange, immature etc etc" before really noticing what's actually going on. I don't wish this on any family but my money is on finding an Alzheimers diagnosis within 18 months.


Signed, A geriatric social worker.

Teenage girls things belong to your DH and not the actual kids? Why assume that?

Either this is a troll or the husband has murdered a teenage girls

Serial killer

Are they his size?