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Input: So long story short I had trust issues with my boyfriend but I felt like it was just my anxiety. I felt bad for not trusting him and I made it clear to him that he never did anything to deserve me taking away his privacy like that. 

One night we were showering and I got done before him so I was gonna get out. He kept telling me to wait for him to get out so I did. When I got out I noticed he had left his phone in the room which he never does because he always has it near him. I thought that he didn’t want me to get out before him because he thought I would snoop through his phone. I felt like I was being controlling but at the same time I was wondering why he would even be so scared of me looking through it? So I spent the next few days telling him I wouldn’t snoop through it anymore. 

Come last night, he stayed out drinking till about 4 in the morning. I have him on find my friends and I usually track him because he tends to get too drunk and wonder off leaving me to find him and pick him up. I noticed he was at a House I was unfamiliar with.

When he finally got home he passed out right away. He was extremely wasted. So my paranoid self thought it would be a good chance to look. Turns out he is cheating on me. With one of his clients at work(he’s a personal trainer). So I guess I got what I was looking for.. although it’s not what I wanted. 

I am definitely going to bring this up with him but I feel like he is going to guilt trip me for breaking his trust and looking through his phone. 

AITA for snooping through his stuff?

TLDR: Didn’t trust my boyfriend. Would snoop through his phone all the time. Actually found out he is cheating on me. AITA for invading his privacy?

looking through my boyfriend's phone