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My boyfriend (20) and I (18) have been together for over 2 years. The other day, he was on my computer when I left the room to get ready to go out. When I came back in, he starting clicking erratically on the computer and acting really suspicious. 

So later that day after he went home, I checked my computer and seen some documents and videos had been opened around the time he was on there. So I sent him a text, kind of lighthearted and teasing, that he shouldn't snoop through people's computers. After talking for a little while, I found out he pretty much went through my entire computer. All pictures, documents, videos, downloads, everything.

I don't have much of anything on there that I wouldn't let him see. If he just asked, I'd show him. What bothers me is that he violated my privacy and trust. Maybe snooping isn't a big deal to some people, but when people go through my things without permission, it REALLY bothers me. He has apologized, sincerely. But I'm still upset, and quite embarrassed over some documents he read, (some of them are like a journal) so much so that I feel constantly sick to my stomach. I'm trying to get over it, but I can't. I feel like he doesn't respect my privacy and personal space, and/or doesn't trust me. 

I don't know what to do. Is it normal to feel this violated? Do I need to just get over it?
<bot>: Boyfriend snooped on my computer and I feel upset and violated. Wondering if I'm overreacting and should just put this behind us.