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Old Mar 04, 2015, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by AlwaysAnxiety1220 View Post
I've been with my girlfriend for over a year now. She spoils the **** out of me all the time, never had a woman do this. She's older than me. Im 25 shes 40. I work and make great money myself, she just does this out of her own doing. I don't ask her for anything. However I notice if she's on her phone she'll click it off. But she doesn't hesitate to let me use it if I ask for it. Also, at one point I had left my credit card in her car. I noticed a withdrawal of 140$ at 8:17am in the morning, with it being at the location of her job. I confronted her about this and she denied it. The bank refunded me, however I don't understand, because she pays for everything all the time. It frustrates me because she'll pay for **** without me knowing. Go behind my back to the waiters/waitresses at the restaurant and pay the bill. Buys me all sorts of ****, so I asked myself, why would she steal 140$? I look for her mail, because you know if someone's messing around when they're spending money somewhere. Our lifestyle routine pattern hasn't seemed to change at all. But still I get this strange feeling that she's cheating on me. I have OCD and anxiety too so could I be paranoid?
Hey, I just read your issue. I know it's hard having triple mental illnesses and trusting someone you care bout,because some people use your illness as a door to lie steal and cheat on you then to only make you look like the crazy one. Why don'the you put a hidden camera up and then you can catch her on tape. Did she at least spend your money on you? Or you could Monitor certain materials she has around during such as new clothes makeup. Buy her a gift see if she looks stuck on the gift you got her and tell her it was the last 140 bucks in ur account, also use reverse psychology have her end up telling get on herself.