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So my boyfriend received a voicemail from who he said is a family member. He claims it was family business and non of my business. He refused to let me listen and claims it was nasty. I got very angry with him for not allowing me to listen. Who was in the wrong? him or me?

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So my boyfriend received a voicemail from who he said is a family member. He claims it was family business and non of my business. He refused to let me listen and claims it was nasty. I got very angry with him for not allowing me to listen. Who was in the wrong? him or me?

 

You are in the wrong. If it was in fact a business matter, especially involving family, it is no ones business but his. It's not like he is hiding messages from an ex, this is just a personal matter and maybe by what was said in the message hurt his feelings and would be embarrassed for anyone to hear.

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Oh no way! It's so disrespectful to even just ask to listen to it.

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Is there a missing piece to this story? Why would you ask to listen to your bf's voicemail messages in the first place?

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I guess I'm in the wrong and am not afraid to admit it.

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Welcome to LS....

 

Do you normally listen to your BF's voicemails, read his e-mails, texts, chats, etc? Does he similarly interact with yours? Trying to get some context here.

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So my boyfriend received a voicemail from who he said is a family member. He claims it was family business and non of my business. He refused to let me listen and claims it was nasty. I got very angry with him for not allowing me to listen. Who was in the wrong? him or me?

 

 

You. It wasn't any of your business. Period.

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Just me but: If my husband got a horrible voicemail from a friend or family member, I wouldn't question it if he didn't want to involve me. He's a grown a$$ man he can handle things on his own without me giving him an opinion. If he wants to include me I will listen and be supportive, because I always have his back.

 

 

 

Do you have a habit of always inquiring who's called him, who just sent him a text, etc?

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