OP - you made a mistake telling him you know. Now go and check his calls and texts but he might be using a google number not your mobile plan, so you lost the momentum and can’t place a recorder in the car. My guess he’s cheating - my exH was doing the same: he indeed was calling his AP.

Sometimes I give wild pleasure to my neighbors. Let that eat at your imagination.

I sometimes stop my car in random parking lots to read and respond to emails, make phone call, or eat.

Thank god I’m not married to you.

In your dreams. He was consuming sugar

He was getting a good BJ

Pretty telling that OP never came back. Hopefully OP's husband has turned off his tracking. OP sounds super controlling and she is always home. Sounds like a nightmare. OP, give the guy some space for the love of.

Anonymous wrote:If my husband told me he needed some alone time or time away from me or some other BS like that I’d divorce his sorry ass and he’ll be paying me the rest of his sorry life. I’m not to be trifled with with about stuff like that.

Well golly, if I had to come home to this attitude every day I would have been out the door a long time ago. Lady I’m sure your husband is smart enough to find ways to get away from you without you knowing, so he doesn’t have to pay for a divorce, yet can still escape your sorry ass. As I’m sure he’s not to be trifled with…

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Anonymous wrote:If he wanted alone time, why would he drive from where he works to random parking lots? Why not just sit in his car where he works?

This. Or just sit in his actual office.

You must work from home or not at all. Sitting in your office at work is absolutely not alone time. Heck most people don’t even have offices at work, in which case you need alone time to escape from the fishbowl at work.

Yeah this. That PP must be lucky enough to actually still have an office, but many of us are shoved into the ridiculousness that is the open floor plan now. There's no privacy, no escape, then if you're going from that straight home to someone who constantly tracks your commute? It's not hard to see why DH sits in a parking lot for awhile.

Most men just hide in the bathroom when they get home.

This is both the saddest and yet the most common description of marriage.

Enjoy your parking lot time, friends. Tell your single friends about all the parking lots that await them after work. Keep the good ones to yourself though.

Yes. Especially do not marry anyone who drinks slurpies in his car, overlooking a sad landscape of pavement, only to get a break —just for a fleeting moment - from a controlling roommate and spouse.

Another reason to never get married.

Anonymous wrote:Stop tracking your husband.

Maybe this guy is a minor or mentally incapacitated and needs to be monitored. You don’t know the entire situation. He could be a harm to himself or others!

Note the time and date. Look up of your cell phone online account to see if he was making calls or texting.