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I received a concerned email from a reader. I had one from speak-live. My boyfriend, on the other hand, has in the past. I am afraid my boyfriend is lying to me. From what I can understand, the two of them share a cell phone, and she's getting text messages from an adult dating site, asking her to join, sign up, or visit. I'm answering the question with this assumption in mind, although, I'll cover the other possibility at the end of this post. Therefore, to answer: what you've received is most likely spam. A quick search for speak-live. Could this dating spam have come from your boyfriend's former adult dating site use? It's possible, yet more likely that your cell number got thrown into some database somewhere similar to emailed internet dating scams. All a spammer has to do is buy those emails or cell phone numbers, and then blanket message them all the same thing. Sadly, this isn't terribly difficult to do. I strongly suggest focusing on a solution to this issue, instead of thinking about what your boyfriend did in the past. In this case, that might include getting the speak-live. All in all, this is pretty innocuous. I get spam of all kinds on my phone, even when I'm not. If it becomes an ongoing issue, I'd likely call my local authorities to see what I could do on a more formal level. The other possibility in your situation might be that your boyfriend left his own phone somewhere, and you grabbed it, saw the dating spam, and were confused as to where it came from. This is a much more serious situation - but not why you might think. Your email which was much more lengthy than I could share here detailed a history of trust and commitment issues between you and your partner. Someone with a different history - say, a girlfriend of yours - would get different treatment from you, yes? If they had dating spam on their phone, would you assume they were using sex sites to meet someone? Would you even check their phone without their permission? This isn't meant to embarrass you, or put any sort of blame on your shoulders. Rather, I want you to take responsibility for your own actions. Something horrible happened, and now you don't trust your partner. When do you trust him again? What has to happen? What if, it was only within yourself that it could possibly change? These are all big, huge questions, and ones that we'd be better off exploring in a. In the meantime, I suggest learning to love yourself, and then, figuring out if he's The One. Once you've worked through both of these processes, you'll have a better idea a to what you have to let go of within yourself, so that you can honestly trust your partner and in turn, yourself , to never have to question his fidelity or honesty again.
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