It's fairly easy these days to snoop on your spouse, and according to a recent study, quite a few of you are already doing so. The study, which polled 1,000 people online, found that 37 percent of married couples have spied on their spouse at one point or another. The most common (and easiest) way to snoop is to check their call history and emails. But there are a few other sneaky ways you could Read more

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! I have been dating, or rather, living with my boyfriend for a year and half now. I have access to his emails, both gmail and Facebook (he gave me the password), and we shared the same computer. I opened up the computer with his emails still not being closed and I read the message thread he Read more

The Hangover Part II opens in theaters today, and if your fiancé's BFF is planning a weekend to remember like you'd find in the movies, remember one thing: someone always gets lost. Don't let your boys turn out like the Wolf Pack and lose a member of your wedding party — send them on their way knowing you've outfitted them with the latest in GPS tracking technology. It's not spying if it's Read more

If you readers have taught me anything, it's to snoop at your own risk. Last week, I asked you to share the craziest thing you found snooping, and the answers did not disappoint — from your boyfriend's surprising lingerie preferences, to nude photos, you guys have stumbled upon some juicy secrets while spying. Many women weighed in on the site and on Facebook. Below, read the list of what Read more

Inappropriate messages to an ex or flirty texts with a coworker are common fare when it comes to secrets discovered while snooping. But when Glamour asked its readers to come clean with what they've found, they proved you can uncover some seriously crazy stuff. One woman found a picture of her boyfriend's wife in his wallet — she had no idea he was married. Another came across a picture of her Read more

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! I have been dating my boyfriend for 3 years. We went through our rough patch last summer (almost a year ago); he told me he wanted a break because we were fighting a lot, and as any girl would, I had to make sure it wasn't because of another woman, and he assured me it wasn't. Although it Read more

We've all done it. Whether it's your ex-boyfriend or your boyfriend's ex — or just a friend of a friend whose life you find fascinating — the instant gratification of checking in on his or her online life is a temptation that's hard to deny. Snooping is harmless if infrequent, but the slip from a few times a year to a few times a month, week, or day is swift. Now that Facebook has changed Read more

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! I broke up with my ex about three months ago. The breakup itself is inconsequential: we were together for about 18 months, and we were happy together for most of that time. But we also knew it wouldn’t be a long-term relationship leading to marriage for many reasons that were discussed Read more

This question comes from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! So the other day I got my computer back from my bf and he was still logged onto his Facebook. So I was bad and I went and snooped and found something I didn't want to see. He had messaged this girl saying how he and I were not dating anymore because it got too complicated.   He did this Read more