Hey guys. I'm going to pose an ethical question here.
Say one happened to, accidentaly, gain access to their girlfriend's email account. Now, while not snooping around per say, the headline of a certain email caught their eye and they opened it to discover something discomforting. This discomforting email hints at something that, if true, the girlfriend has been seriously lying about for the duration of the relationship, and would be sufficient cause (on your end) to end it. Do you bring it up? ?Do you mention it? How do you explain yourself reading her email without her knowing? Do you just politely end the relationship without a reason, or ask for an explanation--you're not absolutely sure, but you're 90%. Do you hold off and investigate further until you have absolute proof? The rest of your relationship has been going perfectly and you like the girl intensely, but if this proves true she obviously could be lying about other issues as well.
Suggestions, gents?
Say one happened to, accidentaly, gain access to their girlfriend's email account. Now, while not snooping around per say, the headline of a certain email caught their eye and they opened it to discover something discomforting. This discomforting email hints at something that, if true, the girlfriend has been seriously lying about for the duration of the relationship, and would be sufficient cause (on your end) to end it. Do you bring it up? ?Do you mention it? How do you explain yourself reading her email without her knowing? Do you just politely end the relationship without a reason, or ask for an explanation--you're not absolutely sure, but you're 90%. Do you hold off and investigate further until you have absolute proof? The rest of your relationship has been going perfectly and you like the girl intensely, but if this proves true she obviously could be lying about other issues as well.
Suggestions, gents?