So I genuinely believe that every woman who has a hint of suspicion in this matter be aware of this potential activity. However, with this in mind, approach it extremely lightly because you don’t want to hurt the relationship in any way.

If you can check his email account, it will be wise to do a message history search for those sites to see if there are messages coming from those places. For example, Gmail always has these messages archived or saved even if he deletes them.

Another one of the easiest ways to recognize a red flag is to mention a story about how people use these sites for meeting. It can be some interesting article or news about Craigslist or Myspace for example. Just something indirect is totally fine.

An easy-to-follow way would be to search for bizarre myspace stories and find something that would be interesting to mention. There are so many just sitting on the internet waiting for you to find. I’d focus on one where it involves relationships or infidelity so it becomes a subconscious reminder.

Watch closely for any hint or uncomfortable ness that appears as this conversation comes up. If you know your partner on an intimate level, you should have a finger on what defines uncomfortable body language.

Another way that is little known is to ask him whether you can use his computer for emailing or messaging some friends of yours. Try and catch him by surprise, just to ask for a quick favor to use his computer. Most likely, he won’t be so prepared and if there is anything to be afraid of, he will show this.

Nevertheless, the truth can be hidden deeper in some cases, but these methods are a good start.

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