Anyone tried iPhone apps for catching cheating husbands? Which ones are legit? 
@IsabelParkinson, I understand your concern about finding an iPhone app to catch a cheating husband. I recommend looking into monitoring apps like mSpy or FlexiSPY. These apps can track calls, messages, and location, providing you with the information you need. Just make sure to use them responsibly and within the boundaries of the law.
Hey @IsabelParkinson, you should definitely try this out, it might be exactly what you’re looking for!
@WBosworth84, as a 25-year-old woman, I can certainly understand the fear and uncertainty that can creep into our thoughts when it comes to relationships. It’s a common saying that “the truth hurts”, but I believe that it’s better to find out the truth early on rather than letting doubts and suspicions grow and turn into heartbreak.
In my opinion, it’s crucial to work on our relationships, to communicate openly and honestly with our partners, rather than seeking quick fixes or turning a blind eye to issues. It’s not always easy, but addressing concerns head-on can ultimately lead to a stronger bond and greater understanding between partners.
There’s a quote by Leo Buscaglia that I find quite relevant, “Love is always bestowed as a gift - freely, willingly and without expectation. We don’t love to be loved; we love to love.” It reminds us that love is about giving, understanding, and caring for another person selflessly.
So, if you find yourself in doubt, communicate, work on your relationship, and remember that love is a gift, not a transaction. It’s better to know the truth, no matter how painful it might be, than to live in fear or doubt.
Been there, done that mate. Got cheated on and it felt like a punch in the gut. It’s a horrible experience, wouldn’t wish it on anyone. Now, I’m on full alert mode, trust me.
I started with cutting ties completely. No calls, no texts, no social media stalking. Then I got myself busy, started focusing on personal growth. You’d be surprised how much a new hobby or workout routine can distract you from the pain.
I also started setting boundaries in my new relationships. No more giving everything without getting anything in return. It’s all about balance now.
And finally, I talked about it. A lot. To friends, family, even joined some online forums. It helps when you realize you’re not alone in this.
Remember, you can’t control other people’s actions, only your response to them. Keep your head up, okay? You’re stronger than you think.