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Those of you saying that going through your SO's phone or social media is unforgivable have obviously tried and didn't find shit to be mad at. However, when you find something, you're totally justified. 100%
It's one thing if you have a DAMN good reason to suspect they're cheating. If the clues are piling up that he's cheating, then I'd consider going through his phone, too. But a dream? If that's the only thing she's going on, then she's an overly jealous drama queen who thinks nothing of invading her fiance's privacy. He should end it now.
I've never tried, actually. I respect my partners and the people they talk to too much to invade their privacy and violate their trust that much. Even if at some point someone does cheat on me, I'm not going to change that policy. My future partners are not responsible for the wrongdoings of their predecessors, and any trust issues I might have left are for me to overcome, not for them to nurture.
I've never tried. If I distrust a partner so much that I feel I need to get all up in their social media or phone, things are already so bad that the 'We're Through' conversation is just an opportunity away.
Are you sure you want to marry someone who is jealously paranoid and clearly doesn't trust you? Is she going to go through your phone and email every time you have to work late or share a joke with a female co-worker at the company Christmas party? You should not go through your significant other's things unless you have a DAMN good reason to suspect that they're cheating. A dream is not a good enough reason.
You said fiance right? She's probably jus scared. Have a good talk with her and reassure her. Let her know that a lack of trust in you like that isn't acceptable and she needs to communicate with you.
I think this happens to a lot of women, so it's not just your wife. I used to get so pissed at my husband when I had those dreams. Now I just tell him to leave me alone for a bit until I get over it. No more fighting or mistrust!
She's not your wife yet.... You still have a chance to "fix" this physco behavior or escape.
Dude the FYI CIA and NSA hot nothing on a jealous woman. For your own good hope you're not doing anything Shady.
That believe it or not is cyber crime.
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Women know everything. Don't you know that? If they want information they will get it!
When someone feels threatened by something they will put their investigation skills onto hyper mode - you might want to invest in some new passwords tbh if she's finding out everything.