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Social Dilemma-Should Your Spouse Check your Phone Whenever They Want To?

Our social dilemma today comes from Victoria. It's interesting because it was something I think a lot of couples deal with. This is what Victoria wrote: Hi Jaime. My name is Victoria, and I love your social dilemmas. After hearing so much great advice from your callers, I thought I would try to see if you and they could help me. This has to do with trust and cell phones. This is what I mean. My husband always wants to check my cell phone to see who I've texted. It started because sometimes when we were watching TV I would get texts from my friends and I would return the texts. He always wanted to know what was going on. So from that, he said, why not just let him see the cell phone. I asked him if this was a trust thing and he swears it's not, he's just curious. I'm not doing anything or saying anything, but I do think that I should be able to have some private conversations with my friends. After all, that's when you can commiserate about your husband with your friends. It doesn't mean we don't love our husbands, it's just nice to know you're not the only one dealing with a guy who doesn't wash the dishes or leaves the towels on the floor. He says if I'm not doing anything wrong he should be able to see the phone anytime he wants.  I don't know what to do. It seems that whatever I say is the wrong thing. I hope you'll use this on the radio Jaime. Thanks so much ~ Victoria This is a tough one. I understand how both Victoria and her husband feel, I really do. I always wanted to know who my sweetie was texting when we first got together, but then I realized that trust means I shouldn't be worrying about that kind of stuff, so now it's never an issue. It sounds like it's more his issue. I'm not quite sure how to talk with him about it though. Hopefully you can help. Let's give Victoria some good advice at the TRY Facebook page.


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