Snapchat...Is this okay? What do you think?
llama_sammich
Posts: 124
in Chit-Chat
So, those of you who don't know what this is, it's an app on iPhone for you to send photos to friends that are only visible for a few seconds. There's a "best friend" feature, who shows up when you have exchanged more photos with that person than any others on your contact list that week.
Now, my boyfriend has it. He works in the oilfield so he travels a lot. When I got my iPhone, I got Snapchat, added him and saw that his "best friend" that week was this Sarah chick who is apparently a front desk girl at a hotel they often stay at for work. They've texted before, which I've told him I'm not comfortable with. Supposedly, she has a boyfriend. They're also friends on Facebook.. When I pointed out the Snapchat thing, he said only really gets things from a guy friend.
What kind of photos do you non-single guys exchange with non-single girls? Or would you even?
Do I seem like a crazed jealous person?
Now, my boyfriend has it. He works in the oilfield so he travels a lot. When I got my iPhone, I got Snapchat, added him and saw that his "best friend" that week was this Sarah chick who is apparently a front desk girl at a hotel they often stay at for work. They've texted before, which I've told him I'm not comfortable with. Supposedly, she has a boyfriend. They're also friends on Facebook.. When I pointed out the Snapchat thing, he said only really gets things from a guy friend.
What kind of photos do you non-single guys exchange with non-single girls? Or would you even?
Do I seem like a crazed jealous person?
0
Replies
-
This content has been removed.
-
psssst. its not just for iphone. Umm.. It depends can you trust him? I snap chat my best friends brother? and I'm a married woman..but we both have 1 year olds born around the same time and he is basically a stay at home dad and I'm a stay at home mom so we both snap chat parenting shenanigans. Could be just random crap. Not all snapchatting is bad.0
-
I'm still trying to figure Snat Chat out!0
-
When I pointed out the Snapchat thing, he said only really gets things from a guy friend.
So she's his number one Snapchat friend, but he says he only gets things from a guy? How can that not be a bald-faced lie? I mean, if his photo exchanges with her are platonic, why would he have to lie about it? It doesn't matter if she has a boyfriend - people cheat.
Maybe it's just flirtatious, or maybe she meets up with him in an unbooked room at the hotel when the's there, I don't know. But I don't think you're a crazy jealous person, just a rightfully concerned person.0 -
He's cheating....dump him and let's KIK :flowerforyou:0
-
naked, of course.0
-
definitely naked photos...0
-
I'm still trying to figure Snatch Chat out!
this makes much more sense now.0 -
Punch her in the mouth, OP! And your bf!
Don't forget yourself, too! Punch everyone!0 -
Maybe you should take his phone, see if he has any screen shots saved of what she sends him. Then punch him WITH his phone.0
-
In my experience, Snapchat has been just for sending naked photos that you don't want anyone else to see. Otherwise folks would text.0
-
In my experience, Snapchat has been just for sending naked photos that you don't want anyone else to see. Otherwise folks would text.
Are you experienced?!?0 -
0
-
First off he is lying, if she is on the top of the list she and he are exchanging photos more than anyone else on the list.
Second if he lies about that, he is lying about more.
Sorry but its the truth. Best of luck to you.0 -
<
in the process of signing up for Snapchat0 -
with reason no total chill ain't right no matter what and i wouldn't trust him>>>>>>>>............0
-
Sounds fishy to me. :huh:0
-
My gut would say its not on the up and up - but you have to decide if some flirting while on the road (assuming he isn't actually physically cheating or whatever) is worth ending the relationship.
Either way you might as well confront him and get real story - or as real as he will tell you and make a decision based on that0 -
If you feel like you need to investigate either you are jealous or you don't trust him (usually for a good reason). Either way sounds doomed.0
-
Nope nope nope I would NOT be okay with that. What is the point of Snapchat?? I'll tell you: to be able to send pictures that disappear after a few seconds (although I've heard you can screen-shot them, so they really aren't totally private). If he wanted to send normal pics, he could do it through text. I recently had a MARRIED guy friend ask me over and over to get Snapchat to use with him (he's kind of pervy) and he couldn't give me a good reason why he couldn't just send me photos via text if he wanted to.
Yuck.0 -
If he's lying about things to you like some of the other people here are suggesting, then I would worry, but in my experience with my friends and boyfriend, Snapchats are generally not flirty. But then, everyone has different uses for it I guess.0
-
Snapchat photos do not really delete; they just disappear. There is a way (I'm not sure exactly how) that they can be retrieved. I'm a teacher and we just had that lesson for our high school students.
http://www.theguardian.com/media-network/partner-zone-infosecurity/snapchat-photos-not-deleted-hidden
Here's an article about it that's pretty interesting. If he is cheating (and I think that he is), then you could find out for sure.0 -
If I caught my husband in a lie like that, on TOP of being sneaky in the first place, I'd beat his a**.0
-
snapchat is available on android phones too. I would be really suspicious of him. If you get a chance, get his phone and snap chat that girl saying hey I am bored. See how she responds.0
-
It is hard to say but from the way you are telling the story it is not in his favor. I use snap chat for innocent usage. It can be entertaining and something different.
My snapchat name is danny_boy79 if anyone wants to hit me up.0 -
Nope nope nope I would NOT be okay with that. What is the point of Snapchat?? I'll tell you: to be able to send pictures that disappear after a few seconds (although I've heard you can screen-shot them, so they really aren't totally private). If he wanted to send normal pics, he could do it through text. I recently had a MARRIED guy friend ask me over and over to get Snapchat to use with him (he's kind of pervy) and he couldn't give me a good reason why he couldn't just send me photos via text if he wanted to.
Yuck.
Yeah, kind of how I feel.
Technology is just deteriorating actual social contact and communication and allowing sh*tty things like this to happen.0 -
Or would you even?
No, at 46 I don't see the point in it. :laugh:
As for your guy...confirmed liar. I guess the cards are in your hands now as to what to do about it...0 -
I'm still trying to figure Snatch Chat out!
this makes much more sense now.
I love you.0 -
Nope nope nope I would NOT be okay with that. What is the point of Snapchat?? I'll tell you: to be able to send pictures that disappear after a few seconds (although I've heard you can screen-shot them, so they really aren't totally private). If he wanted to send normal pics, he could do it through text. I recently had a MARRIED guy friend ask me over and over to get Snapchat to use with him (he's kind of pervy) and he couldn't give me a good reason why he couldn't just send me photos via text if he wanted to.
Yuck.
You can download an app that intercepts the pictures before they are opened. This will permanently save them without the other person knowing. If you 'screenshot' them, it sends a message to the other person saying it was saved.Snapchat photos do not really delete; they just disappear. There is a way (I'm not sure exactly how) that they can be retrieved. I'm a teacher and we just had that lesson for our high school students.
http://www.theguardian.com/media-network/partner-zone-infosecurity/snapchat-photos-not-deleted-hidden
Here's an article about it that's pretty interesting. If he is cheating (and I think that he is), then you could find out for sure.
This was never really true. They are hidden on your phone...UNTIL they are open, at which point they are completely deleted. The method of hiding them is really simple...they just add an extension your phone won't recognize. If you plug your phone into a PC (before opening the pictures in Snapchat), you can download the files with the appended extension, change it back to .jpg, and you now have permanent copies of any pictures.
And before any of you comment on my extensive knowledge of Snapchat...I have a 16yr old daughter. It pays to keep up on this crap.0 -
I'm still trying to figure Snatch Chat out!Sounds fishy to me. :huh:0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 393.6K Introduce Yourself
- 43.8K Getting Started
- 260.3K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.9K Food and Nutrition
- 47.5K Recipes
- 232.5K Fitness and Exercise
- 431 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.5K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.6K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 153K Motivation and Support
- 8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.8K MyFitnessPal Information
- 24 News and Announcements
- 1.1K Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.6K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions