Are You Ready For What You Find When You Snoop?

There is nothing worse than finding your partner cheats. The question is, "If you confirm that your partner is dishonest, what will you do?"

Does the red flag increase if you are not allowed to have your phone code? Here sniff and try to figure out why your partner will not give the code. All sorts of things begin to overcome your mind. You are starting to make all kinds of assumptions. Finally, you ask, "Why do you have a code on the phone that I'm not deprived of it?" Just avoid answering or admit that it is for your privacy.

You've been fired with "I do not have a phone code because I have nothing to hide." They look at you and say, "It's your wish, not mine." Now suspicion begins to do everything right. You start reading this PIN on your phone and controlling your thoughts. You begin to try to look over your shoulders when you enter the code, you're killing the phone and trying to stop it. You're trying all the dates, all that could be the code.

Finally, open the phone and break the code. Are you ready to manage what you can find? Past experiences of friends and families who want to know but do not know what to do with the data they pass through.

Let me share a very disturbing friend experience: I suspect her husband had been seduced and waited until he slept to begin his search in the mysterious mobile phone code. To his surprise, he managed to break the code, and what he found was enough to look for a divorce. She found inappropriate videos of her husband who participated in various sexual acts and sent them to several women. It has detected voicemail messages that have been reported in women who want to connect again. She had conversations with text messages with her colleagues who talked about who would pick up the next hotel because they thought they were talking to her husband but actually talked to her colleagues. She was surprised and not ready to face the ones she met.

Are you leaving or go? This is the answer that many probably say: "I would be in a heart rate". This is valid for most, but you have those who are trying to make excuses why they are always with that person. This is completely dysfunctional if an individual remains in touch with all of these evidence. Will marriage counseling help? Will divorce be the answer? If you stay, what is the purpose of using all that energy to know if he will cheat?

If you are not ready to face what you discover, there is no research purpose. If you decide to stay with the person who treats you so, stop spying. Save your mental health because you will need it when you live with a person who has no respect for you or for marriage.