Eavedropping is wrong in most respects. Many of us can agree with that. Even in a relationship there should still be some measure of privacy. We don't read our lovers personal correspondence or listen at the eaves. However if such a situation does occur...

Should the eavesdropper really be mad when they hear something negative about them (relationship-wise) that they were never intended to hear? Does one just suck it up and continue with life or confront the other person? Trust is hard to gain back once lost. So should someone admit to breaking trust even when confronted with the proof of misdeeds (or the true feelings or those instances in which things that would never be voiced come to light)?

Well that is my query of the day.