<human>: I met my current boyfriend of close to 7 months on Match.com, and we hit it off immediately. I have met and frequently see his parents and extended family for dinner/holidays/functions. He has met my mom (first boyfriend I have ever introduced) and is the first guy I can truly say I have loved. If he isn't working, he is at my house though we are still living separately. We have extensively discussed marriage and kids.

Everything was great until recently when my nagging women's intuition (I guess you can call it that?) told me something wasn't right. We long ago discussed monogamy and how important it is to both of us, but I kept seeing texts pop up on his phone from girls, which I have always blown off as innocent friendships. Until yesterday.

Little back story - when we first started talking, he saved me in his phone with "Match" at the end of my first name. No biggie - good way to remember where you met someone if you're doing online dating. He has since changed my contact info to my real name. So the text yesterday was from (not real name) "Heather Match". 

I very casually asked him if he was still logging in and chatting with women from Match.com, which he immediately denied and did his best to reassure me nothing is going on. Later in the day, he came up with the excuse that this girl's last name is actually Match. I'm not buying it. I very strongly believe in trusting my gut, but I sort of want to have proof if I bring this subject up again.

So my question is - should I or shouldn't I create a fake Match profile to test him? If I see that he is actively engaging other women on Match, I think I will have my answer, but I have never been the type of girl to trick someone. I just truly don't think I will ever get him to admit he is still talking to other girls any other way.

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<bot>: I think my boyfriend is cheating. Should I create a fake match profile to confirm my suspicions or take him at his word that he is not cheating on me?