When I Looked Through My Husband’s Vacation Photos, I Found Something Chilling. His Explanation Doesn’t Sit Right With Me.
A woman discovered unsettling vacation photos taken by her husband, including images of a young woman in a bikini. When confronted, her husband claimed he was assessing her potential as a model and dismissed her concerns. The situation has left her feeling confused and questioning the appropriateness of his actions.
- ▪The husband took photos of a friend's teenage daughter without her knowledge.
- ▪He claimed he was evaluating her for modeling, which the wife found suspicious.
- ▪The wife feels gaslighted and is unsure if she should be concerned about his behavior.
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Dear Prudence When I Looked Through My Husband’s Vacation Photos, I Found Something Chilling. His Explanation Doesn’t Sit Right With Me. Prudie chats with Lizzie O’Leary, host of What Next: TBD, about the unsettling photos one husband took on vacation. Advice by Jenée Desmond-Harris and Lizzie O’Leary May 22, 202612:00 PM Photo illustration by Slate. Photo by Getty Images Plus. Copy Link Share Share Comment Copy Link Share Share Comment Each week, exclusively for Slate Plus members, Prudie discusses a new letter with a fellow Slate colleague. Have a question for Prudie? Submit it here. Dear Prudence, My husband and I were recently on a trip to a resort in Mexico. We ran into some friends of ours who were traveling with their college-age teen daughter.
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