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I know alot of people bring this up, I've seen a few of them and even answered to one.

But now I need help. I know it was wrong, but I hacked into my dads email and have been doing so for a few weeks. Dont tell me 'would you like it if he did that to you' because he already has, and he's read my diaries too.

I read some stuff from his emails and have found out that hes been talking to some people about well.. sex. I want to know if hes cheating because I cant stand having a growing suspicion.

I cant ask him about it because he'll deny it all and then get mad at me for bringing it up, so what do I do?

2006-12-04 06:04:41 · 18 answers · asked by Anonymous in Family & Relationships Marriage & Divorce

18 answers

I would stop hacking into his email...that is just going to make you more crazy...there is bound to be stuff in there that you won't be able to forget so I wouldn't do that anymore, for your own sake, not his.
I think you need to confront him, as hard as that will be. Don't be specific with why you are asking, just tell him that there are things you know...then let him do the talking. If he says somthing like what is ti that you know....don't give him an answer just give him another question....like...does it matter WHAT it is, isn't it enough that I am asking??????......give him no info, you might be surprised what might come out...
You are in a terrible situation but I would want to know too. I wish you luck, this can't be easy.
I don't know how old your dad is but I can tell you this, men, all men, to a certain degree appreciate feeling sexy and desired, it is a big ego boost, esp. if there is a mid-life crisis involved. I am not saying it is good, but it is very normal. If it is just a litttle fooling around kind of on line sillyness....then that may be all it is..It isn't easy to try to think of our parents as being sexual beings but we all are, including them. But if he is having an affair, online or in person, that is different, completely different. You know what you read, so you probably know the answer to that one....
When they start working late, hiding cell phones, acting wierd, those are some clues......but the tell tale one of all...new under wear or boxers.....!!!!!!!

2006-12-04 06:25:05 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

I'm 30 now and I told my mom on my 19th birthday that my father was cheating on her with a woman that worked for him. I had found letters that he had sent to her, why he kept copies I don't know. She moved out and I didn't speak to him for months. They reconciled after about a year of counseling and now they have a great relationship. We had always had a rough father/daughter relationship, nothing close and we never spoke of what happened. I wouldn't hack in to his email anymore, maybe let your mom in on how she could find it out on her own so that you don't get involved more than you already have. The relationship is between your mom and dad, which is what everyone told me, but I felt like I was being cheated on and lied to also. Is it cheating if he's just talking to someone on the internet? That is such a fine line. I think you would need concrete evidence to take to your mom. Just be aware that this could create a big upset within your family. Do you have brothers or sisters that could help you? Good luck with whatever you do.

2006-12-04 06:39:19 · answer #2 · answered by ninainpa 2 · 0 0

Shouldn't be hacking into your dads email. Now you are dealing with a grown up problem that you shouldn't be. Not saying that its okay for your dad to "possibly" be cheating but as a child you could be taking the emails out of context and such and may ruin your mom/dads marriage over false accusations. Whatever you do be sure that you have solid proof before making accusations.

I couldn't imagine how I would feel as a kid if I knew my snooping ended my parents marriage, right or wrong.

2006-12-04 06:09:56 · answer #3 · answered by www.treasuretrooper.com/186861 4 · 2 0

Be very careful about your assumptions. There are many possible explanations for this.

1) He could be cheating. Exposing this could cause permanent damage to your family. You mom might hate you for exposing this even though you are right.

2) Your mom might be okay with what he is doing. It is only cheating if your mom does not know about it. They could have an open marriage. Maybe they are no longer in love and just staying together for the kids. Maybe they are swingers. In any case, what he is doing might be perfectly okay to them, but now you are guilty for snooping, and likely in for a really long discussion about some very adult topics.

3) It might be harmless banter among adults.

2006-12-04 06:36:33 · answer #4 · answered by javelin 5 · 0 0

i love the answer thqt expresses that all of us do undesirable issues. it truly is so genuine, we are all sinners and proceed to do undesirable and egocentric issues. this does no longer make the wear and tear and tear bypass away, and easily saying that he must be forgiven does no longer make your heart gush with forgiveness. yet the reality is, you've each proper to be indignant and also you've each proper to withhold forgiveness because the international sees it. I mean, it isn't adequate that your Dad cheated on your mom... you also sense cheated, proper? Justified anger and justified harm might want to be as undesirable as unjustified harm and anger, even perhaps worse because there is not any set off mechanism that would want to signal you to understand at the same time as , "adequate is adequate." Does this make experience? reality is forgiveness is one of those blessing to the only being forgiven and to the only doing the forgiving. Jesus stated in what we call "The Lord's Prayer, (12) And forgive us our debts, as we actually have forgiven our borrowers. (13) And lead us no longer into temptation, yet provide us from the evil one. Do you be conscious the benefits in this prayer, or a minimum of the universal for forgving and forgiveness. that is, we are asking God to forgive us interior the same way that we forgive. So in a word, with the aid of withholding forgiveness, that is utilising you loopy, "figuratively." (Your no longer going loopy....) seeing that i don't understand, in this article are some questions that would want to be reliable to understand. what's the situation of your Dad today..., nonetheless contained in the affair? searching for forgiveness from you/ from mom? nonetheless in Sin? How is you mom... bitter? Forgiving? be conscious: this counsel might want to also be powerful for you mom. Bitterness purely festers and grows. it is the devils stronghold..., that is gripping. Prayer and forgiveness releases this stronghold. I pray this facilitates, that is a heart situation. that is mind-blowing how one persons sin consistently spills over and motives a lot havoc. genuine heart felt forgiveness with the help of Christ is the purely treatment. A prayer has been despatched ahead for you, your mom and your Dad. advantages! God cares!!!

2016-11-23 16:22:42 · answer #5 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

You can either admit to yoour father that you hacked into his email and read things that made you feel uncomfortable, or you can keep your mouth shut. Either way, you will suffer the consequences. Another option would be to bypass your dad and have a long talk with your mother. Again, there will be consequences.

2006-12-04 06:15:01 · answer #6 · answered by AnnieD 4 · 1 1

Your Father is an ADULT...him checking your e-mail is him being a good Father. You on the other hand need to mind your own business! You checking his e-mail is not acceptable!! You are a child and should stay our of your parents business! You need to forget whatever it was you saw and leave it alone and don't go in his e-mail again. Adults have the right to privacy, children ONLY HAVE THAT RIGHT IF THEY EARN IT!!

2006-12-04 06:15:21 · answer #7 · answered by wish I were 6 · 0 1

Are they talking about sex they have had or just internet sex talk there is a big difference keep an eye on the email if you feel he is actually meeting these people in person then show your mother

2006-12-04 06:09:00 · answer #8 · answered by Amy M 5 · 0 2

Don't assume he is having an affair. Lots of married guys play around cybering just to get off. I'd play it cool and keep an eye on things.

2006-12-04 06:35:21 · answer #9 · answered by bad_bob_69 7 · 0 0

Look it is way different for a parent to go into their childs stuff to make sure they are safe etc. You miss snoopy pants better lay off right now. You have no idea of how your parents relate sexualy ( at least you shouldnt) so but out.

2006-12-04 06:09:42 · answer #10 · answered by Belinda 4 · 2 1

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