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Date: October 9, 2022
Omg how delusional do you have to be to actually write this?
Heartbreak is normal. You can't fast-forward through the difficult emotions that come with it. Observe them, allow yourself to feel them, don't try to rationalize or minimize them. And while doing that, carry on with your life, the things that are important to you and the things that you enjoy. Emotions aren't always fun, but all emotions are acceptable to experience.
Tell that to the Oreos. So many fallen. Never forget. ?
I donβt think so. She could go to the grave with this, and they could online extremely happy lives forever.
I'd feel very violated if someone went through my files due to trust issues. My spouse and I share a desktop for some things and he has a folder with his files and I have a folder with mine. We also have a shared folder for financials, recipes etc. I haven't ever looked in his folder. I don't know if he's ever looked in mine but he would be bored if he did. If I've done something that makes my spouse suspicious, I'd rather he ask me so we can have a conversation about it. I think that would be more productive than him searching through my files or whatever.
I have a couple of hard drives and a cloud with archives of old files and photos (one is a duplicate in case the other fails). Some of them have pics of exes. I don't keep pics of my exes on purpose, they just happen to be on the hot drive & cloud with my other pics. Also, most of them are from trips or family outings so it's not just the ex in any of them. I don't want to get rid of photos of my grandma (for example) just because my ex happened to be there with us. I think it would be weird if I looked at them but I don't. My spouse knows about them and can look at them if he wants to. All of them were before I met him. Same thing with emails and texts. I haven't deleted them, but I don't read them either. They aren't a secret. I do block exes from email, social and my phone after the became an ex. My spouse also has emails etc from his former life and I don't feel threatened by that.
IMHO you aren't wrong. I don't think there's anything weird or suspicious about keeping things from former times and I don't see it as a betrayal to your current relationship. Other people feel differently and they are welcome to live! their lives the way they feel is best.
Your gf having trust issues and going through your stuff means she's got baggage and not ready to be in a relationship. She's punishing you for something someone else did and that's not okay.