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Suspect partner of cheating

4 replies

One111 · 03/05/2019 13:41

To get to the point we have some playful straps for tying each other up but I recently noticed the cushion neck part was torn and the stuffing was visable. We hadn't used it for a while and it wasnt in that state when I last saw or used it. When I brought it out and noticed it I questioned her right away and her response was it happened "while she was cleaning" I couldn't believe she gave that as an explanation but she then went on to say what she meant was that it might have happened while she was putting it away or rolling it up. I tore the opposite part of the cushion to prove it required alot of force to tear it but then she got really defensive. What do you think?

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MissConductUS · 03/05/2019 15:00

You tore it to prove your point? Blimey, get a grip. If this is the only reason you have to suspect her it's just your insecurity showing.

UnicornDust9 · 03/05/2019 16:13

I think you should seek help for your issues.

You tore it to prove a point makes you look batshit.

Karigan195 · 03/05/2019 16:16

Is that it? I think you should leave her so she can date someone more trusting!

New2Parenting · 03/05/2019 16:17

They always say a defensive person is a guilty person. But honestly depends what sort of defensive she got. If she accused you of cheating, she's probably cheating

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