I had a Thai guy do that to me once with a serious girlfriend in Thailand. Random text of him lying in a bed next to her sleeping - him with a little smirk on his face.
She was sitting next to me in an internet cafe when the text came in. I took one look, logged out, and said, "Come on - we're going upstairs."
She could tell I was irked but I didn't show her the pic until we were in private. From there it was an hour of explaining to her that it was time for her to go home with her bawling like she was on her deathbed (Thai women are good at that).
She claimed he was an old boyfriend that had stopped by her work recently and jacked the # out of her phone and that they were old pictures, and he even called me and backed her on that with apologies. But even though I went ahead and made up with her, I could never be sure. It also bothered me that an ex had been around her while we were dating - enough to jack my number out of her phone. Not cool.
He kept calling my phone one night all drunk and I picked it up and hollered at him, asked him if he wanted to die in Thai (I was buzzed and pretty worked up) and said I was going to come over to his house with all my Thai buddies to make sure we fought one-on-one. He cringed like a bitch. Only time I ever threatened a Thai like that, but him calling my phone to fuck with me was the ultimate disrespect, in my opinion.
"Don't ever call my phone. If you want to talk, call your fucking girlfriend," I told him. "She's yours now." As she just sat there and cringed.
Given that she saw the guy at all, I could never fully trust her again and it played a big role in me kicking her to the curb. Pretty fucked for her if she was really innocent in the matter - was a real douchebag move on the guy's part to purposely fuck with her relationship like that. I guess he was in love.
Beyond All Seas
"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling