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Cant those types of moves never be seen as neccessary evils? Especially when they turn up shit thats been done behind ones back?
The problem with this kind of reasoning is that it ignores the underlying beliefs that cause one to violate their partner's privacy in order to confirm or discredit their faithfulness. People who do so typically come from a needy, insecure place that causes them to be overly possessive of their significant others or distrust them entirely.
It is this possessiveness, this lack of faith, creates a self-fulfilling prophecy, pushing said significant other farther away, ironic though it may seem. I can't tell you how many married or otherwise spoken-for women I've laid next to post-coitus only to hear them say, almost verbatim, "Hell, if he thinks I'm cheating on him, I might as well do it."
That may sound ridiculous, but I think we all realize that if a relationship doesn't have trust, it doesn't have anything, and the sentiments expressed above are a clear indication that the absence of faith in one's partner leads said partner to behave in an untrustworthy manner.
The better option is to trust freely, understanding that if something underhanded is indeed taking place, you will find out soon enough. And you won't have to invade her privacy to do it.
Your boy,
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