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02-06-2011, 01:20 PM
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Here's the 'dark territory' of spying on loved one
Something doesn't feel right.Your honey is coming home late. Not spending as much time with you. Seems distracted. Acts secretive.Twenty or more years ago, you might have looked for telltale signs of an affair: lipstick on a collar, unexplained credit-card receipts, love notes. You might have picked up the telephone extension and secretly listened More... |
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