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I'll start with details. I've been with my boyfriend for almost 2 years now. We've gotten into arguments and even broke up once before because I was snooping on his snapchat. Before you paint me as an insecure stupid bitch, LISTEN TO MY REASONING.
We hung out and when he was showing me something on his phone, he got a message from someone. I only got a glance because he took it right away, but I for sure saw a girls name. M*****Marshall. (using fake names cus this is anonymous lol) I ask who it is and he says nobody. I start pouting and ask (and I guessed her name, wrong) "WHO IS MELISSA AND WHY ARE YOU BEING SO SHADY?" (He doesn't correct the name by the way). He says "okay, its just some girl from school asking about an assignment". When I got home you know DAMN WELL IM TRYNA FIND THIS GIRL. I type in "Me" in his friends list on facebook and find her. (remember, totally fake name) "Melissa Marshall". I check her page and find he's liking this chicks profile pics left and right. I check his followers and type "melissa" I FIND THE SAME GIRL AND HIM LIKING ALL HER SELFIES AND BIKINI PICTURES. I confront him asking why he lied, and he says because he thought i'd overreact. Over time I find out he plans to have classes with this girl every semester, they go out, and that she's apparently the only other female "close friend" he has besides me, BUT I'VE NEVER HEARD OF HER EVEN ONCE? I know if he has female friend he WANTS me to know about them and encourages me to hang with them. He keeps this one so secretive. I confronted him and he said that he'd stop taking classes with her and liking her pics so often if it made me uncomfortable. He promises.
I check his snap tonight and guess what the fuck I find? HE TALKS TO HER MORE THAN ME, REPLIES RIGHT AWAY, AND PLANS CLASSES WITH HER AGAIN.

I guess i'm asking, do I have a right to be angry? and should I confront him even though I went through his snapchat? SHOULD I CONFRONT HER?

So I am taking a class that require supplemental instruction. Over the semester we have become decent friends. We talk about grad school, friends, family, etc. He is relatively cute and we have flirty instances, the one time he came over and sat so close the hair on my arms stood up. The way he looks at me isn't normal either, its almost like he's in deep thought. There was a seminar that I needed to go to and he was there. He made it a point to come over and talk to me, and even sat with me! He talked to me for a good 15 minutes before the talk even started and then kept turning around to look at me. There are three people total that show up to this extra part of the class. The other night he offered to stay late for me to cover some extra material and made it a point to tell the other people they could leave. So we could be alone? I'll never know. This week he said that everyone should go to sheetz after. This was totally out of character! He's NEVER done that. So I went and it was me, him, and another girl. We sat at sheetz and talked for like two hours. I learned so much about him, and later on that night HE friended ME on Facebook. So the second session this week just happened, and he talked to me a little about grad school and then told me his family was really pressuring him to leave school and get a job, even called him during the session. But it didn't seem like a topic he wanted to discusses so I dropped it. But after, he left out of a completely different door, like he has no interest in talking to me. So I used the messenger app through facebook to try and talk to him a little extra and he responded to my first message, but hasn't read the next one. It's been a whole day. Have I received my answer?

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I am aware of how social media platforms has caused a rift in many modern day relationships from both personal experience and hearing it from close friends of mine, so I'm curious to hear how other people are affected by things such as who their partner chooses to follow on Social Media platforms, such as Twitter, Instagram, and possibly Facebook.