Question of the Day:

Is it unethical to look through your significant other’s internet browser history or is it perfectly acceptable?

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13 Responses to “Question of the Day:”

  1. on 22 Oct 2007 Jeannie

    yes, it is unethical. But who can resist?

  2. on 22 Oct 2007 MacBros

    Not if you want to get kicked in the balls.

  3. on 22 Oct 2007 randi

    I don’t see the harm in that. Then again, I have nothing to hide and no one is snooping on me that I’m aware of. I found out my ex was cheating on me accidentally once when I logged on to his computer. Found a love letter. Ouchy.

  4. on 22 Oct 2007 krista.

    I’d say unethical.

  5. on 22 Oct 2007 BeckEye

    Um, I think it’s like secretly looking through someone’s medicine cabinet. Probably frowned upon, but a lot of people do it and don’t feel bad about it. If there’s nothing bad to find, then there should be no problem. I’ve never done it, but I’d like to think I could spot a crippling porn addiction before it got out of hand.

  6. on 24 Oct 2007 RockyJay

    Not only unethical for her, but totally inappropriate!!!

    … oh, you mean; him checking her history. That’s ok.

  7. on 24 Oct 2007 oldgreensock

    If a guy is looking through your computer he is either looking for naked pictures of you/your friends/anyone, or he thinks your cheating on him.

    Girls want to see how much porn you are looking at, what kind of porn it is, who you are talking to, if you talk to your ex, if you talk to your mom, and what your fetishes are.

    If said guy finds naked pictures of you, he jerks off and thinks “sweet she’ll probably make naked pictures with me” If you’re cheating well, then your fucked.

    The girl will always find porn, random pictures of other naked girlfriends, and a host of all sorts of things that the guy totally forgot about. Now she either laughs and accepts it or starts in on the poor bastard and tries to change him by making him feel like he’s a sick perv who should be ashamed of himself….blah blah blah, then they break up.

    If you read someones diary you will find out some shit that may make you mad and ruin everything. Same rules apply for digital diary’s.

  8. on 25 Oct 2007 Cecil B.

    Mmmm…. Yes. No. Sometimes. It all depends. If something incriminating is found, then it is a wholly worthwhile venture. If nothing incriminating is found, well, you’re just a giant douche bag and you need to find some security before you look to have a relationship with anything, even your kitty.

  9. on 25 Oct 2007 Jim Pony

    My ex would look through mine all of the time because she was convinced I was cheating on her. Used to REALLY piss me off. She’d also go through my contacts on my phone and question every name she didn’t know. I never has any desire to go through her personal stuff. It’s personal and I don’t really care. Everyone deserves a little privacy, married, significant or whatever. Oh yeah, she’d also get pissed if I looked at porn, but she looked at porn way more than I did. Again, she’s now my ex.

  10. on 26 Oct 2007 ev

    ignorance is bliss

  11. on 27 Oct 2007 trav

    it’s unethical… but not unreasonable!

  12. on 31 Oct 2007 trouble

    Who worries about ethics when there are secrets to be uncovered?

  13. on 04 Nov 2007 beesex

    my bf started showing me saved chat logs between him and some “old friends” when we got together. mistake. the closer we got the more interested i got in his past and…let’s just say i got my fill of 3am arguments over something dumb i read while he slept. snooping is for “no-lives.”

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