Long term girlfriend cheated on me while I was out of town — she says she's terribly sorry, never wanted to hurt me, blah blah, but she's interested in this guy now and wants to pursue it (he's been a long term supposedly 'neutral' guy friend for years), very angry, hurt, sad, blah,blah — and she's still living with me while she finds a new apartment. My question is, what is the best way to act? I'm angry and sad all at the same time, should I show her how much she hurt me, reveal how tremendously painful and wicked her actions have been and allow her to see me 'sad' or just try to be as cool, calm and as collected as possible and tell her that I want her completely out of my life as soon as possible? She seems to think *that* scenario is the most painful, says she *wants* me in her life and that she loves me more than anything, that without me in her life she would be desolate —she just doesn't want to be 'in love' with me she just wants to keep her 'best friend.' Of course all of this *hurts* me SO MUCH too as I want her in my life as well, but I know that I have to be strong too. This was THE most ****** up thing I can ever imagine doing to a person, friend or whatever — does she deserve ANYTHING from me at all? It kills me to see her in pain and this is clearly causing her anguish, as stupid as that must sound. I still care about her and want to make it better, but she did a HORRIBLE thing to me and I'll probably be recovering from that for years. Does this split-emotional thing make any sense??? Please help, I'm an emotional mess.
2006-12-18
09:10:33
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