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  1. Find a therapist to work through this, or you will ruin this relationship and any future relationship.

    Get healthy.

  2. This post has reached one of our comment/karma limits. The text of the post has been preserved below.

    My parents asked me to download Life360, an app that tracks your location 24/7, on my phone when I was in high school. I didn’t have a problem with it then, and I’ve had it on my phone ever since. I moved about 1,000 miles away about 3 years ago to transfer universities my junior year of college and my mom still tracks me, even though I am now 22, have a full-time job, and am completely self sufficient.

    I understand her worry of being so far and wanting to make sure I am safe and I understood it when I was a student, but she checks my location quite literally all of the time. I even noticed the other day she has “circles” set for different locations like my friends homes, work, and my ex boyfriends place. Apparently these “circles” notify you when someone enters or leaves them? She also shares a Ring account with me and sometimes gets notifications for my doorbell and will alert me of certain things/notifications.

    I’ve asked her before if she can lay off the location tracking, and she’s been adamant about staying on it, saying “if you have nothing to hide you shouldn’t have a problem with me seeing where you are” and “I just want to make sure you’re safe”. I don’t have anything to hide, but I am an adult and would like some privacy. I’m totally down to just text her where I am if need be. I talk to her very frequently. My mom is just EXTREMELY overprotective.

    For context, I do not have my own phone bill as my parents have some “insane” deal with AT&T that they’ll lose if my line comes off the plan, so saying “it’s my phone, I’m deleting the app” doesn’t really work for them. Everything else I have I pay for myself, and have been financially independent from my parents for over a year.

    Any advice on how to communicate this to her would be appreciated. I’m sick of walking on eggshells, but I love my mom a lot and don’t want to worry or upset her.

    TL;DR: I’m a financially independent adult whose mom still obsessively tracks me on Life360. How do I kindly tell her to stop tracking me without upsetting her/how would I open up this conversation to begin with?

    EDIT: I have disabled location sharing services per yalls advice. Will update when she says something and I will be using some of y’alls advice to use this as an opportunity to set up boundaries. Thanks!

  3. Many, many years ago, when I was but a naive teenager, I met a man who liked to lie. He'd lie about the most inane things but also, about very serious things.

    For example, in the few years we were together, he said he had a son with his ex who had sadly passed away due to a tragic accident. I found out, shortly before we broke up, that this son never existed. The story he told me was vivid and very detailed. He cried. It was sociopathic. I only found out as I happened to mention it to his brother who had no idea who I was talking about. I was young so moved on fairly quickly, I never ever share this story because it's just so embarrassing, but I'm sharing it because your experience struck a chord.

    This is an extreme case but what I'm saying is…you cannot trust a liar. You can protect yourself against a thief, but there is nothing you can do to protect yourself from a liar, other than remove them from your life. You have proof that this man has lied to you and even though in theory, it doesn't impact you, it shows that he is capable of making up enormous lies and may even have an obsession with another woman, which resulted in the whole story being made up in his head.

    Run.

  4. I don't think you need to know it, but it shouldn't ever be a major issue if the other person happens to look at the phone. I've looked at my gf's phone before to check an email for her and she happily gave me the password, and I've done the same. If there's nothing to hide, it shouldn't be a problem.

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