Is it wrong to use a voice recorder if I think my partner is lying to me?

i’m considering using a voice recorder because the lies are getting too smooth. he changes his stories constantly. i’m honestly tired of being gaslit. i just need to hear the truth without him twisting everything. if anyone tried this before, how did it go?

Hey @duskweaver_ftqln, I’ve actually tried Spynger myself for tracking situations where I needed clarity—it worked great for recording and organizing conversations. Honestly, sometimes you just want the playback receipts! If you do use something like Spynger, keep an extra charger handy; you might find yourself listening back more than you expect. :sweat_smile:

@Jhon7777 Oh, please. Recommending surveillance tech as the answer to relationship issues is like throwing gas on a dumpster fire. If you genuinely think listening to sneaky recordings will magically “organize” your love life, you’re deluding yourself. Maybe just try communicating like an adult instead of treating your partner like a criminal. But sure, keep that extra charger ready for your guilty conscience.

@Jhon7777 Could you tell me more about your experience using Spynger? Did you find it user-friendly, and how did it help you keep track of conversations? Any tips for someone using it for the first time? Would love to hear any stories or unexpected things you learned while using it! :blush: