When your wife keeps things from you what could this mean?

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  1. Jykeith Comal profile image61
    Jykeith Comalposted 10 years ago

    When your wife keeps things from you what could this mean?

  2. Hackslap profile image83
    Hackslapposted 10 years ago

    don't jump to any conclusions yet .. maybe try fishing something from mutual friends? .. perhaps she's planning something in secret to surprise you?..(in a good way of course)..

    1. Jykeith Comal profile image61
      Jykeith Comalposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      How about hearing things from other people by accident you didnt know?

  3. dashingscorpio profile image80
    dashingscorpioposted 10 years ago

    There are only two reasons why people lie by omission or deceive you.
    1. To avoid the pain or repercussions of dealing with the truth. This includes causing someone else pain and dealing with their anger, hurt, and disappointment.
    2. To keep the thrill alive. Whatever they are doing behind your back they don't want to stop. Therefore they lie to avoid being pressured to stop.
    Ultimately it comes down to whether or not you trust (your) gut instincts. You can ask her point blank about something and see what type of response you get.
    Trusting someone does not mean you can't ask them questions. Trusting someone means you believe they will give you (honest) answers to your questions. A person who is "in love" with you wants to assure you that you have nothing to worry about.
    Anyone who answers your question with a question, gives you a short quick answer to shut you up, becomes loud or indignant, starts calling you "paranoid", accuses you of being "insecure" or takes offense to you seeking some understanding/clarification is probably not concerned with what you think. There goal is to (shame) you or (talk down to you) for asking questions. It's an attempt to deflect answering your question and deter you from following up.

  4. DDE profile image47
    DDEposted 10 years ago

    Good question she could  have secrets and finding out things from someone else is a bit annoying,  It is obvious she didn't want the husband to know about something she did may be he wouldn't like what she had been up to

 
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