'Why do husbands fall out of love?": Woman stumbles across husband's Google history, begins to question the integrity of the relationship

Hola, amigas! Our Google search history can say a lot about us. In fact, this data can be used as evidence in a criminal trial — so long as the prosecutor obtains a warrant first. Indeed, criminals often search for how-to guides before committing a crime and also for news pertaining to the crime they committed in the area that it was done. Most people don't search "Manhattan pizzeria burglary news" before the crime is even reported unless they're guilty… or psychic. But Google search histories can also just point to a healthy curiosity. Many mystery and crime novel authors find themselves making heinous and potentially incriminating online queries, but only because they want to be as accurate and well-researched as possible for their nit-picky readers.

In our story today, a woman stumbles upon her husband's Google search history. What she finds is harrowing, but certainly not the end of the world. Our protagonist has yet to confront her other half, but internet commenters insist that his internet searches are not really a red flag — the rest of his behavior is. Read all about it by scrolling down.

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He's completely brushing her off when she expresses her concerns over her mental health. No wonder she felt so threatened by a simple Google search; the entire relationship has red flags and her stumbling upon his history just helped her see them.
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Maybe he could try Googling some thing like, “How to step up as a father?” “How to help my overwhelmed wife who is a new mother?” “How can I make my wife feel loved and cared for?”
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