
LibraLove
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Posted by LibraLove
Anyhow, it's not the girl I care so much about. Too often women tear one another apart over a cheating man without addressing the real perpetrator. At the end of the day, she was single and he was not, and HE is the only one responsible for his actions. This girl is known for being touchy-feely and going after other people's boyfriends, but that should have been incentive enough for my boyfriend to distance himself from her in the first place. Either way, I feel it's lose-lose for me. On the one hand, I remain in a relationship with someone who I know has the capacity to cheat while breaking my OWN promise to myself, or on the other, I breakup with someone I love so much and who, outside of this incident, I have an amazing relationship with.

Posted by LibraLove
And I certainly don't want to be known as the idiot who stayed with her cheating boyfriend.
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Posted by LibraLove
Thank you, nimbue.
The reason I care about being portrayed as the idiot girlfriend is because I respect myself and feel that staying with someone who has exhibited some form of disrespect reflects badly on who I am and who I want to be. I grew up with a father that constantly cheated on my mom and developed some resentment towards her for staying as long as she did (of course, I resented him much more, but I couldn't overlook that she stayed). I promised myself that if something like this happened to me, I would leave, but it's not so easy to part when you become this emotionally entwined with somebody else.
The struggle I'm having is my one motto that's come to surface throughout the past years is "if you can't keep a promise to yourself, you can't keep a promise to anybody else." I feel like I'd really have to readjust my inner self and maybe redefine what integrity means to me to stay. I do think the relationship is worth salvaging, but I don't know if my resentment for my boyfriend will subside-and there's no promise it won't swell and lead to an even more devastating breakup.
But you're right, I just time to process it all.



Posted by LibraLove
We've been together for 10 months now and I feel like we're in a relationship slump. Neither of us have yet to exchange "I love you"s, which is kind of a relief, because I don't love him yet.

Posted by LibraLove
At the end of the day, she was single and he was not, and HE is the only one responsible for his actions.

Posted by LibraLove
At the end of the day, she was single and he was not, and HE is the only one responsible for his actions.


Posted by P-Angel
In fact, he might be at that point already ... it might be why he checked with you first (before the kiss) to make sure you're still going to leave.

Posted by LibraLove
After a night of drinking, he repays me by calling me last night to tell me that after I left the club we went to, he was so drunk and that even though it's no excuse, he ended up kissing another girl. Ironically enough, I joked about him kissing a girl at the club the morning of his birthday and he asked "would you break up with someone if they did that" and I said "of course!" His response was "that's understandable."









Posted by everevolvingepithet
But if he didn't kiss the girl and the douche who was jealous cos he was talking to the no-kiss girl, that's a bit harsh don't you think ?


Posted by blueribbons
Quick question... why weren't you with him at the club on his birthday?
I read everything here... was it that you left early or..? Just curious.

Posted by everevolvingepithetPosted by LibraLove
What's harsh? I didn't act on hearsay once I discovered more of what happened. He asked that I forgive him, even though I explained in retrospect it really wasn't as big of a deal as it first appeared, and so I forgave him. As I told him earlier, the one thing that irked me slightly was that I feel I've gone out of my way to distance myself from boys who I know are interested in me as more than just friends and I never humor people who hit on me. However, conversely, he seems either oblivious or weak to swatting away the girls that express an interest in him. Or at least he used to. Lately, he's become MUCH better at it.
I was talking about BEautifulstruggle's comment.🙂click to expand




Posted by LibraLove
I think much of the drama transpired from neither of us knowing all of the facts at first.
We could only act on what we thought we knew, which turned out to be pretty damn silly.



Posted by P-Angel
The title says ..... Cheating Virgo Boyfriend
However, he didn't cheat ... perhaps, you need to fix your head because you don't even know how to define kiss, nor know how to seperate that from what cheating really is.
Your father was a cheater ... so you are associating tramatic feelings of your childhood onto this situation which isn't even close to being the same .. because he didn't cheat.
You think the girl he kiss is ugly ... so you have taken that as an insult to be pissed about, rather than having any understanding that a drunk kiss is as equivelant to a fart .. it slips out, you can't help it, and it's funny
Three weeks ago at poker, a drunk male friend of ours leaned over and kissed my husband on the head .. he was fucked up and didn't even know he was doing it until he did it, and then laughed his ass off.
why the fuck would you attempt to place such a heavy guilty verdict on him as if he's some kind of unfaithful cheater ... when alls he did was get drunk and kiss someone —??
That's crazy .. you sound crazy for taking to heart .. nothing


Posted by P-Angel
If you all care enough to post a comment ... then care enough to read the whole saga ..
As it turned out, no kiss took place at all .... she reacted off of gossip, and her reaction was to lay a guilty verdict of cheating on a man who did nothing wrong.
Of course .... to be completely informed might be too much to ask.
this woman betrayed her man, in not only accusing him of something he never did ... she also came in here and splattered his reputation and character. And this isn't even her real life, one could only imagine how much she slandered him to real people who know him. She even said they have mutual friends who attend school and she didn't want to see them because they might want to talk to her about his cheating.
So, this means ... she reacted to lies in the most worst way possible .... she took them as gospel without finding out the truth, and then crucified him for it.
Waht a fucking cunt.

Posted by tryandguess
Secondly, I did read the "entire post", here is a direct quote- " a night of drinking, he repays me by calling me last night to tell me that after I left the club we went to, he was so drunk and that even though it's no excuse, he ended up kissing another girl." Now perhaps I did miss something along the way, but I don't think so.

Posted by P-AngelPosted by tryandguess
Secondly, I did read the "entire post", here is a direct quote- " a night of drinking, he repays me by calling me last night to tell me that after I left the club we went to, he was so drunk and that even though it's no excuse, he ended up kissing another girl." Now perhaps I did miss something along the way, but I don't think so.
I'm talking about the whole fucking saga, not just this thread ... you think this is it?
You think I come here and say something like that based on one fucking thread?
Seriously .. where did all these idiots come from, because a normal person with even just a fraction of a brain would determine saga to mean a continuing story.
Stupid people irritate the fuck out of me ... guess what category you're in now.click to expand
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Anyhow, it's not the girl I care so much about. Too often women tear one another apart over a cheating man without addressing the real perpetrator. At the end of the day, she was single and he was not, and HE is the only one responsible for his actions. This girl is known for being touchy-feely and going after other people's boyfriends, but that should have been incentive enough for my boyfriend to distance himself from her in the first place. He called me last night crying and begging me to forgive him and not break-up, but I'm having a difficult time. The one thing I've made a point of to reiterate from the beginning of this relationship is how unforgivable I find cheating. Ironically enough, I joked about him kissing a girl at the club the morning of his birthday and he asked "would you break up with someone if they did that" and I said "of course!" His response was "that's understandable."
All he could do last night was cry and say he "fucked up" and that he loves me, but I don't know if I can compromise myself for someone who I feel has disrespected both me and our relationship.The one promise I made to myself and made sure he knew that I made to myself was that I COULD NOT stay with a cheater. Easier said than done because this guy is my first love and basically my first everything. Either way, I feel it's lose-lose for me. On the one hand, I remain in a relationship with someone who I know has the capacity to cheat while breaking my OWN promise to myself, or on the other, I breakup with someone I love so much and who, outside of this incident, I have an amazing relationship with.