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>gay male in long-term relationship
>develop feelings for another guy
>he's engaged to another man and set to get married on Christmas Day
>we fool around with each other behind our partners' back
>we agree to dump our boyfriends so we can be together
>he breaks off the engagement with his fiance
>I have an abrupt change of heart and decide that the idea of leaving my boyfriend is too heartbreaking, and that I would rather end the affair instead
>now he's upset and blowing up my phone with messages, telling him that I ruined his life and that he's all alone now
It never fails to amaze me just how deeply we can hurt others without the first ounce of malice.
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>>7267612
Well he's not wrong.
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>>7267612
Make fun of him and post the messages lol
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>>7267612
You two knew from the beginning that cheating on your partners would hurt them. You're just reaping what you sowed now.
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>>7267612
You cheated and then tried to make a commitment. Especially since it sounds like you both had love with other people and this was a mostly sexual thing. This is just karma biting you in the ass.
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>>7267629
Always this fucking moralfag...
if they had kept their mouths shut and never played with the idea of leaving their partners for a steamy fling none of this would have ever happened.
However they really do only have themselves to blame. Mostly the self part.
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To be clear, my boyfriend knows nothing about this and never will. I'm taking this to my grave. The other guy is the one who lost everything, not me.
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>>7267645
He's probably going to let your partner know.
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>>7267652
Yeah this. You better hope he can't find him/get his number/email etc.
It's probably a GREAT idea for you to move your prized possessions into storage for now.
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