Katharina Buczek
Once he sent that message, her boyfriend also complained of being super embarrassed that he had to send a text like that to a friend. However, she claims that her boyfriend actually going through with the message did give her some peace of mind.
“I feel like him texting his friend kind of proves his story because otherwise, he would be outing himself as a total creep,” she explained.
In turn, she now feels kind of bad for jumping to conclusions and accusing her boyfriend of not being who he seems.
It has also since been a few days since that incident. And even though she thinks she believes her boyfriend now, things are still pretty tense between them. Moreover, she does not think he has forgiven her yet.
So, she has been left feeling pretty uneasy about the situation and is now wondering if jumping to the conclusion that her boyfriend was a creep was the rational thing to do or if it just made her a jerk.
If you found the same search terms on your partner’s phone, would you be alarmed, too? Did her boyfriend’s text make it sound like he was telling the truth, or did it sound like he was basically telling his friend what to say? If the hotel room camera story was true, why would he try to lie about it in the first place? If you were in her shoes, would you stay with him after this?
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