A woman discovered her professor husband checking a college student's Instagram photos daily for months. She calls it creepy and a boundary violation, especially given his position. She's moved out, citing this as one of many marital problems.
I had a feeling to look. I've never felt the need before. He left his work iPad at home and I looked through his internet history. He was going to Instagram through Safari and looking at one of his college students' photos every day for months. All of her photos are risqué, half-nude selfies. He claims they didn't do anything, but he was flattered by her friend request and told me he wished I sent him photos like the ones that she took. Okay. All right. Since then, I have moved out. Our relationship is more troubling than this incident, but what he did really bothers me. Um, Yeah, it's pretty obvious that there's probably more going on in your relationship than just your husband looking at Instagram pictures of one of his students, which I don't want to say just because let's get this straight, that's creepy and it's wrong. He's a professor and he needs to keep his relationships with his students professional. And that's clearly not what's going on. He's cyberstalking this student who only posts risqué content. Like, it's just— it's pretty obvious to me that he's checked out. And, and then for you to bring it up with him and he flips it back around on you, you're like, hey, just checking in. Why are you looking at this risqué picture of your student every single day for months? And his response is, I wish you would send me pictures like that. If you sent him pictures like that, he would still be looking at that Instagram shit because he has no discipline.
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