How To Decide If You Should Snoop
September 24, 2009 by Kelli DesRochers
Filed under Relationships
Everyone has the ability to snoop around to find private information about their partner. Technology has made snooping so easy with email, texting, Facebook, and tons of programs that can basically record anything that you are interested in recording. Automatic log-ins and saved passwords give instant access to seemingly private accounts. Even though the ability to snoop is sitting right in front of you, is the action worth risking your relationship? When do you breach trust and when is it acceptable to invade each other’s privacy? Unfortunately there is not a simple answer to these questions so I will discuss …read more
Are We A Nation of Professional Liars?
Can you say, truthfully, that you’ve never told a lie? Oh really…What about the time you told your family you couldn’t come to dinner because the dog was sick? Or, the time you hid your new dress in the back of your closet so your husband wouldn’t see that you’d been shopping on-line, again. Harmless?
How about the ones we tell “keep from hurting other’s feelings”: “Oh what a beautiful baby.” “No, I can’t even tell you have 3 cats in your house.” Funny?
But in the office, telling lies is usually about self-perservation and can be costly. And, according to a …read more




