You don't. I'm sorry to say that but it's almost impossible for him to feel secure again at this point. He'll forgive you, and still leave you alone in his home or elsewhere but, in his mind, he'll always wonder what your doing or if you'll do it again. It's a human instict to protect yourself and belongings. It will take time and patience. You can't do anything about it but re-affirm your apology and attempt to move forward with him. But don't force it, that'll make things worse.
You didn't mention in what capacity. If he wants to stay home one evening and be left alone and you go over or constantly phone him that is invading his privacy, but if he didn't specify such an example then I really don't understand how you did invade his privacy. After all, girlfriend, boyfriend are just that and you do owe each other certain things in the relationship.
I don't see any reason why he wouldn't forgive you as long as you apologize. Unless you are stalking him, pestering him, etc., then there is no reason why this should be such a big deal.
There is nothing you can do, but be patient. Whatever it was that you did to invade his privacy, just don't do it again. If he keeps throwing this incident in your face, than it shows bad character on his part. Boyfriend-- girlfriend relationship is a great opportunity to see what kind a character someone has.
If you can regain your boyfriends trust he may take you back.
after going through your boyfriends stuff and lying about makes it kind of hard to regain his trust just be patient and he will forgive you in time. unless he had something to hide then he shouldn't have gotten to mad about it trust is a hard thing to regain once you have lost it from somebody. once you get it back hold on to it very tight and try to show him that you are trustworthy in as many ways as possible.
It is generally considered a breach of trust and privacy to go through your partner's phone without permission. Trust is an important foundation in any relationship, and it is better to communicate openly about any concerns rather than resorting to invading someone's privacy.
If your mother is divorced or a widow then she has the right to her privacy and if she said she didn't have any boyfriends she is probably telling the truth. Even if she is still married she gave you her answer and you are going to have to trust her on that.
tell him to trust or bust.
just hang out with her and find things about her ask her questions but dont tell her that your trying to find out is you can regain trust in her.
Time and patience.
You cant
be honest to them from now on and you will regain there trust=)
It is difficult to regain trust and confidence of a company if you have broken that trust. It is best not to lose it to begin with. You can just keep doing a good job in your position and hoping their opinion will change.
Confront his problem and ask him why
by giving them egg food