I thought of something yesterday. If she was able to get my cell number, what about my home? IDK
I wouldn’t worry about that. She used her boyfriend’s cell which is easily accessible to her since I assume they live together or sleep over at each other’s place often. If homeboy has a key to your house (dunno why he would) then I’d definitely worry, change all of my locks ASAP, up my security system and tell hubby what’s going on. After all both of your safeties would be on the line.I thought of something yesterday. If she was able to get my cell number, what about my home? IDK
Agreed. He overreacted big time. You didn’t just offend him. You GREATLY offended him. Then without any prodding from you (I assume) he shows you “proof” he didn’t send it. AND then he acts all offended you’d even accuse him of such a thing and walks off in a huff. When people go above and beyond to prove their innocence by showing too emotion (hoping you’ll back down) and giving you unasked for proof, they’re guilty most of the time.
OP, when you asked him if he sent you the message, what was his exact answer verbatim? If he answered you straight up with: “no it wasn’t me”. Usually innocent. But if he said something along the lines of: “what?! How could you even think I’d do something like that? Wanna see my phone? There’s no text sent from MY phone! You’re crazy!!” Then he’s lying. Notice in the second answer he never comes out out and flat out says no. Good luck OP.
can't speak for @Evolving78 but his hands aren't clean meaning he is probably doing the girlfriend bad, an affair or just not caring enough so he is contributing to her paranoia. Not that he is lying ....whatever it is, its not your problem and they/she shouldn't have got you into their mess
I once wrote DH a love letter pretending to be an admirer in the neighbourhood who wanted to meet up for coffee. He showed me the letter and shook his head muttering some people are just thirsty and crazyI never told him it was me and I don’t think he ever suspected.