Heyy Waffle gang, I do hope you are well.

My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories.

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Let's crack on with today's first story, which comes from substantial weird 504 and says, would I be the

a hole for putting a camera in the kitchen without telling my husband? So some strange things

have been happening. My husband is complaining about me forgetting things, like loading the dishwasher

and not switching it on, or leaving the stove on after cooking or not putting

things back in the fridge. Things I'm 95% sure I've remembered to do. I'll switch on the boiler,

aka water heater for US readers for a hot bath and an hour later it will be off. My husband says

he didn't touch it. Then this morning I came to brush my teeth and my toothbrush

already had toothpaste on it. What the hell? Did I come earlier? Did I not brush my teeth

last night? That's just plain weird. Now I might be in denial or have paranoia or an exciting

extra or I just read too much Reddit. But it occurs to me this

could be gaslighting in the old-fashioned sense. I have no reason to suspect my husband

of doing anything like that, but like affairs. That's what everyone thinks, isn't it? So I would

like to install a camera to reass myself that it's really me doing these things. Obviously, I can't get permission

from my husband without defeating the whole purpose, but I don't want to damage my relationship

in the much more likely case that all this has nothing to do with him. Would I be the A-hole

for temporarily invading his privacy to make myself feel better? Edit. It seems like step one needs to be checking for carbon monoxide.

I postpone any other decisions until that's checked.

Thank you everyone for your comments and concern.

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