My boyfriend [31M] and I [27F] have been dating for 3 years. We just moved in together about 4 months ago. I feel that I really betrayed his trust.

My boyfriend and I have different libidos. It seems that I want sex a lot more than he does. We have had conversations about this and he has told me what he feels about this subject. (We both have weight issues and are actively trying to lose weight.)

I knew that he would watch porn and masturbate as he has told me before, But one day I was feeling slightly insecure and I decided to look at his browsing history for that type of porn he was looking at. I felt a bit hurt that he seemed to be looking at porn and masturbating more often than we were having sex. Upon going through his browsing history, I came across a questionable few searches that weighed on my mind.

I finally gathered up enough courage to ask him about it, and it all went downhill from there.

He ended up explaining to me what he was looking at and why he was looking at it, but ended up feeling like I've betrayed his trust by going into his browsing history. I guess I really hurt him when I did that because he immediately went to his computer and put passwords up. He explained that I've betrayed his trust and that was the single most important thing in our relationship.

I feel so bad for betraying his trust and I don't know what to do. I've been crying since it happened and I don't know what to do. Is he ever going to trust me again?

I don't mind that he put passwords on his computer because I really shouldn't have looked on them in the 1st place. I just feel so bad. Is there anything I can do to regain his trust?

**I'm sure that he doesn't have an addiction. his frequency doesn't come close to an addiction whatsoever.
user
I looked into my boyfriends browsing history and found a few searches that I shouldn't have. I
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My boyfriend [31M] and I [27F] have been dating for 3 years. We just moved in together about 4 months ago. I feel that I really betrayed his trust.

My boyfriend and I have different libidos. It seems that I want sex a lot more than he does. We have had conversations about this and he has told me what he feels about this subject. (We both have weight issues and are actively trying to lose weight.)

I knew that he would watch porn and masturbate as he has told me before, But one day I was feeling slightly insecure and I decided to look at his browsing history for that type of porn he was looking at. I felt a bit hurt that he seemed to be looking at porn and masturbating more often than we were having sex. Upon going through his browsing history, I came across a questionable few searches that weighed on my mind.

I finally gathered up enough courage to ask him about it, and it all went downhill from there.

He ended up explaining to me what he was looking at and why he was looking at it, but ended up feeling like I've betrayed his trust by going into his browsing history. I guess I really hurt him when I did that because he immediately went to his computer and put passwords up. He explained that I've betrayed his trust and that was the single most important thing in our relationship.

I feel so bad for betraying his trust and I don't know what to do. I've been crying since it happened and I don't know what to do. Is he ever going to trust me again?

I don't mind that he put passwords on his computer because I really shouldn't have looked on them in the 1st place. I just feel so bad. Is there anything I can do to regain his trust?

**I'm sure that he doesn't have an addiction. his frequency doesn't come close to an addiction whatsoever.
user
I opened up my boyfriends browsing history and found some questionable searches that he may have done
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