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mystacall Said,
July 31st, 2010 @6:59 am  

how’d he do it?? find out thats gold!

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jazza Said,
July 31st, 2010 @7:48 am  

punish

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loverguy Said,
July 31st, 2010 @8:00 am  

your married and your thinking about other guys

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moogle Said,
July 31st, 2010 @8:24 am  

do what u feel is right

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Milla K. Said,
July 31st, 2010 @9:12 am  

I would say in this case, forgive and forget. You probably did hurt him deeply, and he probably regrets it. Let him regret and remember for the rest of his life as a suitable punishment- don’t drag it out and involve yourself further with him.

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ryu-chan. Said,
July 31st, 2010 @10:06 am  

Definately change the password.

I would say, no. That is a serious crime actually, it’s like tampering with federal mail in a person’s mailbox.
Not to mention a total lack of respect, and complete invasion of privacy. If they trusted you, respected you, loved you, they probably wouldnt do that.

The average person doesnt do this to someone.

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duaernil Said,
July 31st, 2010 @10:36 am  

I think you should just forgive him. I mean it’s not like the two of you were together as a couple and it did happen after whatever the two of you had. Why hold a grudge against someone?

Email is a private thing and if someone lets you have the password then they trust you. To hack into someone’s email is pretty low and I think you should make a new email account. If you keep the old one who is to say he won’t try to hack it again?

Whatever happens karma comes back around. What you sow, you reap!!!

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Do you want some fries with that Said,
July 31st, 2010 @10:39 am  

you should hack into his so that way he learns his lesson oh yes and you should probably change your password that always important igues

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DearAbby Said,
July 31st, 2010 @11:11 am  

Thats a hard one hon.. ouch

My first response would be.. you could of avoided all of this by admiting you wre married. Why didn’t you?

But my second reaction is.. he had no right to access your account and there is no right way to do the wrong thing.. so,

Lets see.. he apologized and is hurt worse then you left him last time because after proposing to you he found out you were married.

Is that not punishment enough? I’d say this is a push.

Two wrongs dont make a right.. Its only fair when you have friendship with another man.. He has a right to know if you are married or not.

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IAAW Said,
July 31st, 2010 @11:19 am  

He did a bad thing, but you did a bad thing first.

Just why weren’t you telling him that you were married?

I think you were trying to hurt him. It was really MEAN of you. He asked you twice, and you did not tell him both times. What was on your mind? You seem to be a very mean person. Leave him alone.

YES. I am sure you never read his emails. I believe you are just lying too much.

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B.Sc. Math Said,
July 31st, 2010 @11:51 am  

It is said that if someone commits an act which is wrong and he realizes his mistake and deeply regrets his act, then it is good to forgive.

He loved you and had deep feelings for you and for sure he got hurt by learning you’re married. I think that is enough punishment.

You should never punish a lover. Only punish enemies.

Also this is the chance for closing the case peacefully. If you pursue the case further for prosecution, it will not only ruin his life but your husband will also be shocked to learn that you have a past lover. It will cause tensions and stress to both parties — you and your hubby as well as the guy.

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