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first story. Much love, guys. Now our first story comes from this sub is

Trash 15 from the Am I the Asshole Here subreddit and says am I the ass all here for asking to see my

wife's phone? It does have a couple of updates as well. Happily married 15 years with two kids.

Saturday night around midnight she was showing me some videos on her phone when she got a

message notification. She quickly swiped it away though we both saw it. I didn't say anything

but decided to go to bed, already a bit annoyed at how she did it. I asked who texted her so late and was told,

I don't know. Mentioned she should look to make sure someone didn't need anything.

She then told me it's a coworker for my old job asking why I'm up so late. She left that job

four years ago. I said nothing, just rolled over and ended up mulling things over for hours.

Finally had a discussion about it yesterday. After not even been able to look at her,

of course, my mind is going all over the place. I asked when the last time they're chatted

and she said a few months ago, that they occasionally congratulate each other on promotions

and such,

fine, but then I discussed how she openly lied to my face.

Knowing full well who messaged her and that the totality of the circumstances was hard to accept

as innocent, I reinforced that I was deeply hurt about being lied to in such an open and obvious

situation. And now I'm wondering if I'd be hurt about being lied to in such an open and obvious situation and now I'm

wondering if I'd be out of line asking to see the history of their conversations I don't think

she's physically cheated on me as she works from home and life and kids keep both of our schedules

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