If you received a random text out of the blue, warning you against someone in your life, what would you do? This is the question that's been puzzling one woman after opening a message about her husband.
The wife was stunned to receive a friend request from a stranger on Facebook, but she was likely even more surprised when the stranger started talking about her partner.
Keen to investigate, she responded. But claims she wasn't able to find out all the information she wanted from the 'suspicious' profile, who had no other friends on Facebook. The woman says she also confronted her husband and then had to make sense of his 'weird' reaction.
"My head is scrambled!" she wrote in a post to Mumsnet seeking advice.
After outlining what had happened. The woman detailed how she accepted the friend request before she received a message to say her husband is 'not to be trusted'.
"I asked for clarification," she continued. "She said he was involved with her 'friend'. The profile listed a town nowhere near us so I asked where friend lived and she named town right by us."
Now, the pair have been left scratching their heads over the matter.
Explaining her husband's response, the wife said: "He's more annoyed at me than anything and feels so hard done by but venomously denied it."
Meanwhile, she is 'so confused' and said she thinks it is a 'lot of effort' for someone to go to 'if there's nothing in it'. To make matters worse, she said she'd asked the stranger for more details but she had not received a response at the time of writing her post.
Fortunately, commenters were on hand to offer her advice.
One person recommended: "It's a possibility to consider."
While a second said: "I'd do some digging. It sounds odd. Hope it's not an affair but you never know." And another advised: "Ask for proof."
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