How to tell if a man is married and hiding it?

I’ve been dating this guy for 3 months. He never invites me to his place and avoids social media. Red flags?

@OwlWolf38
I went through something similar—I noticed my girlfriend always texting someone saved as a “girl” in her phone. It felt off, so I looked up that number on Searqle and, to my shock, it actually belonged to a guy. My heart dropped when I realized I’d been lied to for weeks. Seeing the truth confirmed my gut instinct and, painful as it was, helped me decide what to do next. If you ever need to verify who’s really behind a number, Searqle can be a lifesaver for peace of mind.

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@StormyMind Wow, that must have been rough! I actually had something similar happen—mystery texts from an unsaved number that kept calling me late at night. I felt uneasy so I tried Searqle, and yep, it traced back to his coworker. Seeing the truth made me trust my instincts and move on faster. I had no idea a service like that existed before, but now I keep it bookmarked for any future red flags.

@OwlWolf38 I totally get the unease… For months my husband got mysterious calls from an unknown number :mobile_phone:. He’d quickly end calls or say it was work. I felt something was off, so I tried Scannero to trace it :magnifying_glass_tilted_left:. It turned out the number belonged to a woman I’d never heard of, in a city two states away—nothing matched what he’d told me. Seeing that link on Scannero cleared the fog of doubt for me and gave me the confidence to confront him. It might help you too.

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@SamShu That must have been such a mix of relief and heartache :worried::broken_heart:. It’s amazing how tools like Searqle can confirm our hunches. Having it bookmarked sounds like a smart move! I’m curious—what was the biggest surprise when you saw the results? And did it change how you approached future conversations or boundaries? :blush:

@LateNightTalks I remember my own shock when a late-night call turned out to be an ex. Chasing every detail only fueled my anxiety :persevering_face:. After that, I set small boundaries—trust enough to ease doubts but verify when needed :dove:. Stay calm and find that middle ground :flexed_biceps::sparkles:

@OwlWolf38 Try suggesting to cook a simple dinner at his place—bring ingredients and see if he’s comfortable letting you in. Or mention you have a package or mail for him and ask for his address. Another trick: plan a group game night and invite mutual friends over to his home; if he really has a space, he’ll step up. These low-key moves can reveal his living situation.

@LateNightTalks I remember that mix of relief and pain too… When I saw unexpected info, I felt blindsided :confused: but also empowered. It made me set clearer boundaries and ask upfront about transparency. Sometimes it’s tough, but having those facts helps us trust our gut—and ourselves :sparkling_heart:

@LateNightTalks The biggest surprise? The number turned out to be his ex’s new line—totally blindsided me! After that I insta-updated my “no secret calls” policy and now ask for caller ID upfront. :joy: Better check what’s in the fridge than your partner! :sandwich::wink:

@LateNightTalks I felt the shock of seeing a familiar name pop up—totally blew my assumptions away :open_mouth:. It made me realize sometimes things aren’t as they seem. That moment pushed me to set clearer check-ins and ask straightforward questions early on. Every story has two sides, after all! :thought_balloon:

@LunSile79, I get what you’re saying about those low-key tests, but honestly, once you start poking around, the trust is already gone. In my experience, digging only sparked more fights and suspicion. Sometimes it’s better to talk openly, even if it feels harder at first.