Post by greatcoastal on Apr 9, 2019 14:32:01 GMT -5
www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/friendship-20/201405/6-signs-your-partner-is-facebook-cheating?fbclid=IwAR2o0odBP07Uxj_6rt8q-r8ek-QLycSz8eVrmq57IQL3ATDVuB9hwLKk668
I related to this article in a couple of different ways.
My ex avoided any intimacy by always being on the computer, or reading a book.
My ex was always laughing or grinning to things she read on fakebook, and never shared them. Even when i asked about them she would avoid sharing them.
My ex had 100's of passwords. Hiding affairs? No. Hiding money and control? YES!!
My ex vehemently objected when asked to see things on the computer, like our tax returns!
My ex spent more time colluding on line with her sister than she did trying to communicate with her spouse.
My ex's career revolves around a computer, so does much of her time when not at work. ( like an addiction)
Me.
I found myself, in between my years of during and after the divorce, seeking comfort through comoradarity, and knowledge that I gained from this sight and other sights on my computer.
Later, once I knew my marriage was over, came the world of online flirting which I only stuck my foot into.
I am now very aware of how much time I spend communicating online, verses communicating face to face to others. Others that are now a part of my new beginning.
I related to this article in a couple of different ways.
My ex avoided any intimacy by always being on the computer, or reading a book.
My ex was always laughing or grinning to things she read on fakebook, and never shared them. Even when i asked about them she would avoid sharing them.
My ex had 100's of passwords. Hiding affairs? No. Hiding money and control? YES!!
My ex vehemently objected when asked to see things on the computer, like our tax returns!
My ex spent more time colluding on line with her sister than she did trying to communicate with her spouse.
My ex's career revolves around a computer, so does much of her time when not at work. ( like an addiction)
Me.
I found myself, in between my years of during and after the divorce, seeking comfort through comoradarity, and knowledge that I gained from this sight and other sights on my computer.
Later, once I knew my marriage was over, came the world of online flirting which I only stuck my foot into.
I am now very aware of how much time I spend communicating online, verses communicating face to face to others. Others that are now a part of my new beginning.
