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By Anonymous - 01/01/2014 07:49 - Australia - Southport
Disable it in the settings op
We'll make sure your locator is off...
Go to a bar for gays and lesbians only just to screw with him.
You need to dump him and RUN.
Not stalked. Just not trusted fully
That's healthy...
Sometimes people go to more than where they say - For instance, OP might say she's going to visit a parent, and on the way home she might decide to stop at a store. One should be able to trust a significant other.
Just turn it off, also, if your boyfriend tracks you then he must be suspicious of something.
Ouch, trust issues. If you're going to stay with him, you need to sit down and talk about this. Communication is incredibly important. Let him know it's okay to talk about his insecurities when they come up. If you're not going to put in the effort, better just leave him and save yourself the long and painful relationship death likely to happen.
Someone must be a sneaky snake
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Be cautious, as my ex tried that same thing on me. His reasoning for it turned out to be because he was cheating on me, and wanted to make sure I wasn't doing the same! (I wasn't) Enjoy though!
My parents do this. It sucks. Just turn off location services.