Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
You would never know the notes are there. Unless you are snooping. That's the fun of it. You can't admit to knowing about the notes without also admitting you opened a cabinet or two.
We put in ping pong balls a few times.(kinda a bitch to get them in and out without making a mess, but so worth it the two times someone DID snoop. [/quote
Yeah but sometimes a friend just needs a tampon!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
Haha. Big dildo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
You would never know the notes are there. Unless you are snooping. That's the fun of it. You can't admit to knowing about the notes without also admitting you opened a cabinet or two.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
I think pp's idea is funny--on the other hand, you sound boring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You and your husband have a major problem if he doesn't believe you when you are telling the truth.
Yes, this is true. This is only the case when it comes to his parents though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
You would never know the notes are there. Unless you are snooping. That's the fun of it. You can't admit to knowing about the notes without also admitting you opened a cabinet or two.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You and your husband have a major problem if he doesn't believe you when you are telling the truth.
Yes, this is true. This is only the case when it comes to his parents though.
He should always believe you. A married couple should always have each other's backs. Do you want your children to grow up in a household where she is not respected or trusted by their father and grandparents? This is a very big deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You and your husband have a major problem if he doesn't believe you when you are telling the truth.
Yes, this is true. This is only the case when it comes to his parents though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
I never snoop, but I'd never come to your house if I knew you suspect everyone of snooping.
Anonymous wrote:When we have big parties we put funny things and notes in our bathroom medicine cabinets for the people who snoop.
I think you should leave your MIL something in your purse next time. Use your imagination.
Anonymous wrote:I think the fact that you said nothing is OK, if it was just a one-time thing, but if you let it go now, you can't refer to it in the future if she snoops again--it will seem like you are making it up.
I would email her or text her--so that there is a record--and say, "Linda, I didn't say anything the other day, because I was caught off guard and uncomfortable. But I need you to know that I did not appreciate you going through my purse without permission--it was a violation of my privacy. Did you need something? I won't mention this to anyone else, but I would like an apology from you."
Get a record of the incident. Even if she doesn't respond, it's in your sent mail. No response would prove she did do it, because why wouldn't she dispute it if it wasn't true?
This is a little crazy but my first thought is that she has a prescription drug habit and she was looking for some drugs.
This is a little crazy but my first thought is that she has a prescription drug habit and she was looking for some drugs.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You could have said, "Are you looking for something?"
After the fact, I thought I could have asked something like this.. but because I was so shocked and unsure of what to do/say, I just quickly walked out. I know she saw me and am pretty sure she knows I caught her.. just so awkward and I am at a loss of what her purpose was.