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is exposing myself cheating?

so, i have a an amazing girlfriend, at the start of our relationship the only type of privacy i asked for was for her not to snoop through my phone.(i have pictures from the past that i wouldnt be able to stash anywhere but my phone). not complying with that agreement, she found text messages between a FRIEND and i in which we discussed nude picture exchange from 4 months ago in which i sent one but did not receive one.it was nothing more than a TRUTH OR DARE GAME.that was the last time i spoke to her (still within the relationship with my GF). i have only hung out with the other chick once (before my GF) and RARELY ever talk to her.10 days ago, there was a follow up message about it in which i demanded the picture i never received. my girlfriend decides to invade my privacy and finds these messages. she argues that exchanging pics like that is cheating. i explained it was nothing else but a friend thing, which it is, and she disagrees with my point of view.i have never cheated, nor would i, so is that cheating?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    if you do something that you would not want to tell you significant other its cheating.

  • 1 decade ago

    no if it was like 4 months ago then its HISTORY and if she thinks its an active relationship if it was 4 months then im sorry shes stupid and u rarely talk to the other girl it can HARDLY count as cheating so no u r not cheating

  • 1 decade ago

    haha that's messed up!

    but remeber if you were with your girlfriend that time that ONLY is called cheating

    nothing big but sounds like she got a bit hurt.

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