Today, I finally cracked the password on my husband's email account. I don't know which is worse: finding out your husband is cheating on you with several people, or finding his password includes his ex-girlfriend's name. FML
Collection
Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Never forget
Today, I asked my wife for her computer password because my computer crashed. After minutes of begging her, she finally told me. Turns out that her password happens to be her ex's name. FML
The real Zodiac killer?
Today, I told my husband that we should write down all our passwords so we don't forget them. Later, after he'd left, I pulled out his password sheet to do a little snooping, only to learn that he'd written them in some sort of bizarre cipher. What's he hiding? FML
Today, I finally found out who has been sending me hate letters, it's my husband's ex-wife. They've been divorced for 7 years. FML
Crazy
Today, I spoke with my boyfriend's crazy ex-girlfriend. Actually, she isn't all that crazy. He really did cheat on her with half a dozen other girls. The same girls he's apparently cheating on me with. How do I know for sure? Thank you crazy ex for his email passwords. FML
Stalkerish
Today, I discovered my ex has been signing my email up for various newsletters. I knew I was getting a lot of spam, but didn't know why. It became apparent when one of these emails had his name in it. FML
Today, I found my boyfriend's Facebook page. I also found his wife's. FML
Today, I woke up to a brand new password on my phone that only my wife knows. Apparently, she thinks I've been looking at my phone more than I've been talking to her lately. FML
To be fair and balanced…
Today, I found out my husband is still friends with someone who talks a lot of crap about me. FML
Married life
Today, I found out my husband of 7 years has been cheating on me with "10-15" people. FML
Thanks, I hate it
Today, after three weeks of fighting with my husband, I found out that he really didn't create an account on a website for cheaters and charge the bill to his credit card. Our daughter did it as a prank, and only confessed because our fighting was stressing her out. FML
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F_M_L_y0 0
You might wanna get a lawyer before you tell him what you found.
ladidadi 0
Oooh man, that just sucks all around! I wish I could give you a hug!
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MorbidMalice 0
To EVERYONE out there who does not know their lover's passwords and have full access to all of their accounts: You're kidding yourself. In any relationship, there is no room for secrets. NONE. My husband and I share the same passwords and have full access to each other's accounts.
Phantasmagorium 0
YDI and FYL. You're all giving pretty terrible reasons for the most part, though. If the husband posted one for his situation, I'd vote for both there as well. You deserve this hardcore, because you willingly entered into a relationship with someone that you should have known well enough prior to marriage to know this could happen, and then you interfered with his basic human right of privacy as well as violated federal law (I don't particularly care one way or the other about how disrespectful it was, it was illegal and therefore unacceptable on that basis alone) and went looking for trouble on top of that. Don't ask questions you don't want to know the answers to. F your life for the exact same reasons - you willingly entered into a relationship with someone you couldn't trust, and who can't trust you. You deserve each other for what you're doing to each other. Kindly ruin each others' lives so the rest of us can move along with our existence without you. #270 - As for husbands and wives always knowing all of each others' information? No. Maybe in your particular relationship that's what you've opted for, but under no circumstances would I share my personal bank account information, my various passwords or even user names, or other sensitive information with anyone, even a spouse - simply because there's no reason for it most of the time. To an extent I could see bank information, but in my case, it's not shared and won't be shared because I don't have the greatest of credit scores and attaching her name to my name on even just one account links her accounts to my accounts, which I don't want, but even were that not the case I would still have my own accounts separate. It is a matter of personal preference and something that should be decided for each relationship on an individual basis. I am still an individual person regardless of any relationship status, and there are things that I may want secret because I'm simply a private person - anything from communication regarding my employment, which generally holds me to confidentiality agreements, to a surprise birthday party. Don't assume just because your marriage works a certain way, that every one will work that exact way, because that is literally as ignorant as saying every woman is the exact same as you just because you are a woman. In other words, your logic isn't fit for a third grader, much less an apparently educated adult such as yourself. #289 - You're clearly not using your mental capacity to it's capacity. See above comment directed at 270.
Phantasmagorium 0
Uhg. 5am post has minor grammar issues and edit just expired.
20seniorparty09 0
snooping through your husbands emails...really? that's so rude it doesn't matter that u are married u are still individuals and should have a right to some privacy. even though he was cheating u would've found out some way or another if u weren't meant to be together.
Dalarsco 0
YDI. Your suspicions being correct doesn't justify that invasion of privacy.
NSZ 0
For all the people that said or voted for YDI: I hope that your significant cheat on you! So what if she snooped around her husband’s email accounts? Cheating on one’s wife is FAR worse than so…grow up people…FYL for sure OP…and I am so sorry that another ass in this earth had to break another deserving woman’s heart
animaluverXOX 0
I don't care how 'rude' anyone thinks snooping is, because cheating on your WIFE with a LOT of other women is a million times worse. So you all expect her to live in ignorant bliss without knowing of what her husband is doing behind her back? Privacy doesn't really matter when something like that happens. I would like any of you to be upset at YOURSELVES for snooping after you found out the news that your husband is unfaithful. OP: I'm really sorry. That's all I can say.
dieburnbot 0
That really sucks.
mhmmhm 0
you shouldnt have been spying on him. im not saying that you deserve to be cheated on, but thats a total asshole move to spy on someone, and the fact that theyre cheating on you doesnt justify it.
isabella91 0
to all the people who said ydi. she had every right to be suspicious. if she hadn't snooped, she may have never found out! isn't a great thing to do, but come on people! if thats the only way, i bet most of you would do it too.
Cittenscollar 0
Obviously the relationship was unstable to begin with. Neither of you seem to be mature enough to handle an adult relationship. Violating somebody's privacy is never okay, and is far worse than cheating.
elliekinslurvsya 0
Okay, I think it's really really horrible that he was cheating on you, but the fact that you were trying hard enough to crack his email password to say you FINALLY got it (and the fact you were trying to crack it at all) is even worse.