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Do you check your partners phone
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            I'm exactly the same as Lemontart ... only when I had suspicions and it confirmed them and when I asked him about them he admitted it and walked out and left us :sad:Mortgage Total: £50,772/ £75,000
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            Neither me or MrJudi check eachothers mobi but we both know that we have every right to so if we think theres something going on. I would if i thought i had good reason and wouldnt think twice about it. I would expect MrJudi to do the same.
In our situation, MrJudi has been working away for the last 10 years only coming back home weekends and it would be very easy for him to have another life without me. It wouldnt be so easy for me obviously stuck at home with the kids but not impossible.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 - 
            Unless you have some very firm suspicions then it's bang out of order to go through someones private stuff regardless of whether you're married. Even then I think you'd be better off confronting them first about your feelings.0
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            I have recently split with my partner (3 weeks) but we are still living in the same house until he buys me out (it's fairly amicable but it was his decision) He leaves his phone around and i looked the other day, confirmed my suspicions he had been on a date the other day! He could at least have waited until i moved out! In the past i have discovered an unfaithful boyfriend by reading his emailswe have love enough to light the streets.0
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            Yes and it confirmed she was a lying cow

:rotfl: :rotfl:
I don't purposely read hubby's phone, however, if someone has sent a message and he has told me about it, he has no problem in me taking his phone to look at it. The day he tells me I can't look at his phone is the day he is out on his @ss!
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            Dan_Thunder wrote: »Unless you have some very firm suspicions then it's bang out of order to go through someones private stuff regardless of whether you're married. Even then I think you'd be better off confronting them first about your feelings.
Nothing should be private if you're married/committed. Surely that's the point? What's mine's yours, what's yours, is mine?******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0 - 
            Bendybops19 wrote: »Me and my boyfriend read each others texts, but that because were nosey :rotfl:
I dont think its rude reading them...why would it be!? If youre in a relationship you know everything about each other. Its no exactly invading their privacy, youre a couple and share everything.
I agree completely.******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0 - 
            benbenandme wrote: »I'm exactly the same as Lemontart ... only when I had suspicions and it confirmed them and when I asked him about them he admitted it and walked out and left us :sad:
Same thing happened to me!0 - 
            Never ever have I read my wifes text messages (unless asked too). Sometimes I can't be bothered to read my own so not going to start reading anybody elses.
I get enought SPAM and don't need anymore.Regards,
Dave
If only I had a pound for every time I used the thanks button
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            my exs brother got caught out when his daughter picked his phone up and saw a txt from his other woman.
Liz
xxI am responsible me, myself and I alone I am not the keeper others thoughts and words.0 
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