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We don't know. You could try asking her.
Off the top of our heads, some ideas:
- She's planning a surprise party for you and doesn't want you to know about it.
- She's having an affair and doesn't want you to know about it.
- She bought something expensive and doesn't want you to know about it.
You'll notice a common theme here; the reason likely has something to do with that.
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Why is CLAMP so secretive?
They're not that secretive. You can find all the member's names on Wikipedia.
Why are ghost so secretive?
Ghosts are not purposely secretive. A ghost does not have human form, because of this, most people can not see them.
What is clandestine affair?
Clandestine means secretive, so a clandestine affair is an affair that is kept hidden. It usually refers to secretive romantic relationships.
What is a simile for secretive?
As secretive as a secluded fawn
Are there more Lesbians than gay men in Pakistan?
The LGBT community in Pakistan is secretive, so no surveys exist on the subject.
Why might the yeti be so secretive?
The Yeti if he exists might be secretive because he does not trust man. Humans are known to hurt animals and to destroy so if he had observed any of this he might consider us a danger.
What are synonyms of password?
it is a secretive word it is a secretive word
What is the adjective form of secret?
Secretive - "a secretive person".
Ways to figure out if your wife is cheating?
Some ways to figure out if your wife is cheating is to watch her phone and Internet use. If she seems secretive about her actions she may be hiding something. Relationships are built on trust. If you don't trust your wife, that's a problem.
Which star sign is the most secretive?
It is the Leo. they keep secrets so beware
Why is Eric edelhausen so secretive?
Because it is a China knock off company
Why the underground railroad have to be so secretive?
1) It was illegal. 2) It was profitable to destroy.
