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Posted by LibraLove
I just feel so angry and embarrassed. University starts tomorrow and I'm in classes with 3 of his friends, and granted how close-knit they all are, I know word has already gotten around. I don't want my first day to be peppered with awkward exchanges and sympathetic questions because people feel sorry for me or want to know what happened. And I certainly don't want to be known as the idiot who stayed with her cheating boyfriend.
I'm so confused. If anyone can shed any shred of light on my situation, I'd really appreciate it.






Posted by Amandus
What does the other girl being unattractive and callous have to do with anything? Is this the sort of light you wanted shed on you? That you are better?



Posted by TheBeautifulStrugglePosted by Amandus
What does the other girl being unattractive and callous have to do with anything? Is this the sort of light you wanted shed on you? That you are better?
She's saying the girl's ACTIONS were unattractive and callous...and I agree. If she's going after another girl's man..knowing that it's another girl's man, with no remorse..that ain't cute, and it's cold as hell.click to expand

Posted by AmandusPosted by TheBeautifulStrugglePosted by Amandus
What does the other girl being unattractive and callous have to do with anything? Is this the sort of light you wanted shed on you? That you are better?
She's saying the girl's ACTIONS were unattractive and callous...and I agree. If she's going after another girl's man..knowing that it's another girl's man, with no remorse..that ain't cute, and it's cold as hell.
So what? Its a complete waste of time. This is not court.
The man let this happen and being drunk is no excuse.click to expand


Posted by TheBeautifulStruggle
My point of that statement was that her mentioning of the girl's behavior wasn't to make her look better...which I guess would be a VIRGO thing to do, but to rationalize a reason to forgive the guy. I didn't say I agreed with the rationale behind the statement..if you actually read my comments, you would know that.
Goodness.

Posted by Amandus
I read the whole thing slowly again. And it makes more sense. All that I said was no help at all. 😢
*sigh* I hate myself right now.click to expand
Self-depreciation? From a misunderstanding? Isn't that a bit over-dramatic?
What did you say your sign was again?

Posted by TheBeautifulStruggle
Self-depreciation? From a misunderstanding? Isn't that a bit over-dramatic?
What did you say your sign was again?




Posted by HarveyBlindPew
He was drunk, as seems to always be the case, and kissed an unattractive woman.
Well then, I suppose this validates the beer goggle theory.



Posted by LibraLove
I took the trip over to his house (which takes two hours), hauling a heavy bag of gifts with a card I spent ages making for him, and helped him set up and barbecue everything before his friends arrived for his party. After a night of drinking, he ....
.... repays me by .....
.... kissing another girl.

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.

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Two nights ago, it was my boyfriend's birthday. I took the trip over to his house (which takes two hours), hauling a heavy bag of gifts with a card I spent ages making for him, and helped him set up and barbecue everything before his friends arrived for his party. 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. Now this is coming from a dark/bitter part of me, but the girl he kissed is quite unattractive and callous, because on several occasions, I'd been introduced to her as his girlfriend. If she had done it without any knowledge that my boyfriend was in a relationship, I think it would be slightly more forgivable; but she did it knowingly and with intent.
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.