Quote From: sweetpea513 I have had a Internet profile for a couple of years. The original reason for setting it up was to keep in touch with my family that lives out of state. Since then I have come into contact with a few people that I went to school with. It's very interesting sending messages back and forth, finding out how one another's lives have turned out. I have also accepted friends requests of people I don't know. But we never disclose any personal information. We just sent comments and short messages, like: happy holidays, have a nice day. General stuff like that. I have never kept my profile or the password from my husband. I don't have anything to hide.
Well a few months ago my husband had me to help him create a profile. I enjoyed working with him on it. I actually thought it was a good thing that we could keep working together on. Well at first it wasn't too bad. Then he and one of his female friend began to get a little too friendly. It may have been just joking, but still, in my opinion it was inappropriate. I explained to him how I felt. He told her that I was making him delete her. (He sounded like a scolded child). He has made other female friends since then. He changed his password. He told me to stay out of his profile. I have seen some of the comments he sends to them, like: "SENDING YOU HUGS", "HELLO TO MY BEAUTIFUL FRIEND". Those are just the comments that he posts on some of their profiles. Some of them I can't see, because their profile is set to private. And their is no telling what they write back and forth in messages.
Some may think that I just sound like a jealous over bearing wife. But he has cheated on me in the past with women from work, so it's not like he's not capable.
I believe that his only contact with these women has been online. I just don't feel right about the fact that he has relationships with these women, (even if it is just online), and he denies me access.
If he cheated on you in the past, do you think he's not doing it online? Especially if he' s changing his password to intentionally keep you out.
I don't think you're "overbearing" at all...especially in light of his cheating past. He's the one being inappropriate, IMO, NOT you. I'd pack his bags for him and throw him out on the streetcorner where he belongs. You're too good to be cheated on like that!