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writes:I have been with my boyfriend for four years now this year.We don't really get along well but he helps me out in any way he can. I don't ask for it but he helps. I guess the things that bother me is the facts we are always on each other for one thing or another.He thinks i start a lot of it just by simply asking him something. His fifteen year old daughter lives with us. That is a nightmare in its self.I have grown to hate her very much.Boyfriend thinks she can do nothing wrong.I think he might be doing some stuff because now he has blocked me from his computer and his email after three and a half years of being ok with it.He had a my life look up on me in his email. I guess i want to know if anyone has a way to get into his email and computer how do you do it.He is very good at computers he builds them for people so i am sure he would catch any thing i would do. So if anyone has any ides a little help would be nice. Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (22 February 2011): I don't think anyone here will give you advice on how to break into his email and computer. If you had a specific question about how to deal with him or his daughter, we might be able to help you though.
You said: "he helps me out in any way he can. I don't ask for it but he helps." Shortly after that you said "He thinks i start a lot of it just by simply asking him something." Those are two pretty contradictory statements that you managed to put side by side. You don't seem to be able to honestly tell us if you do in fact ask him for help or not. Perhaps you do ask him for help, but don't like to admit that you do. Why?
From what I can see, he seems not to trust you, but it given the fact that you have no moral qualms about invading his privacy, given your own conflicted sense of honest, your frequent fighting, and your hatred for his daughter, I think he is not only right, but smart to defend his privacy from someone like you.
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reader, FloridaCatGirl +, writes (22 February 2011):
 You could put a keylogger on his computer. Apparently, it records all the keystrokes on a computer, so you would be able to read everything he types.
Please keep us updated. Good luck!
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