How do you react when something like this happens?

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Okay. Here goes:

I've been diagnosed with a serious liver-related problem since February 15th. To that effect everything's been very disorganized, and grim. Haven't been to work for the past two weeks. In bed almost all the while. The only good thing going for me was my girlfriend of two years, who's been taking care of me.

However, everything changed. Her ex-boyfriend had been calling her since December of last year, and they've been talking as "friends" since then. He came back from London four weeks back, and since then, they've reignited their "friendship" if you will. Dinner, ice-cream, long drives, breakfast, brunch... they've done it all.

Still, I trusted her, and refrained from the confrontation which was sure to take place sooner or later. I concentrated on my deteriorating health, and regularly visited the doctor without her, as she'd be busy with work, or have errands to run.

Slowly, we began to have fights. Arguments which we never had. I learned new facts about her Ex, and how he was prepared to commit to her, and how he still loves her even after years of staying apart. Then, as is always the case, my sincerity was called into question, and obviously the matter of how he loved her for her heart, and I was only interested in sex... etc.

I tried to explain, and managed to convince her that I loved her, and that we could work through it. She then declared her love for me, and said that I was the only guy in her life.

That's dandy, right? Well, I thought so too. But...

Four days ago she calls me and says that she's going out of town (to Florida) to clear her head. I told her to do whatever was best for her. She left that same day. Then, a common friend told me that my girlfriend had gone there to attend the wedding of her Ex's brother.

Far away from home. With her Ex. Not telling me the truth.
She doesn't answer my calls, or reply to my texts. I get a message a day, like, "Fine. Call you when I can." etc.

She's still not back yet. But when she does, I need to know the truth about what's going on... but my health is in such a state that I can't take an emotional battering right now. It's tearing me apart. Paranoia, jealousy, betrayal... I can't handle it.

Thoughts?
 
Um... dump the cheating ho?


--EDIT--
That was perhaps a tad brief and insensitive. Allow me to elaborate.

When she comes back, ask her to explain going to a wedding with her ex and not telling you the truth. If she doesn't come up with an explanation that leads to the cure for cancer, kick her to the curb.
 
I need more info on this liver condition.
 
Um... dump the cheating ho?


--EDIT--
That was perhaps a tad brief and insensitive. Allow me to elaborate.

When she comes back, ask her to explain going to a wedding with her ex and not telling you the truth. If she doesn't come up with an explanation that leads to the cure for cancer, kick her to the curb.

You know she's going to use the excuse of 'I didn't want to worry you in your condition.'

I think she's crossed the line, personally. I'm friends with some of my ex girlfriends, but there's a certain way of handling it when you have a partner.
 
I think she crossed the line with this whole going getting Ice-cream and what not and now going to a wedding with her ex. Some things like this you just don't do man. If you let it continue things will just get worse from the sounds of things.
 
Lying about going to your ex's brother's wedding is just TOO MUCH, man, too much.
 
You know she's going to use the excuse of 'I didn't want to worry you in your condition.'

I think she's crossed the line, personally. I'm friends with some of my ex girlfriends, but there's a certain way of handling it when you have a partner.

Yep.

If she were faithful why not tell you the truth about what she was doing?

It'd probably be best for your health to not have to deal with issues like this on top of your liver problem. Be done with her.
 
She's certainly not giving off a very good impression, gallivanting round with her ex while you're holed up in bed - that's without even getting into the whole out of town with her ex thing. It's pretty insensitive, man. Sounds like a selfish ***** to me. Sorry.

Do what you need to do with her then broom her fast :gg:
 
It's obvious she is cheating . It's a terrible thing but that is the truth of the matter. I think she is caught between a rock and a hard place and doesn't know what to do .
You can either do one of two things , Tell her your not mad , you'll be there when she is ready, and hope this is some sort of mistake with this other guy and hope to work things out Or let her go .
 
... wow Im deeply touched. Seriously. :(

This will cheer you up, laddie.

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Get the hell out. I may have the advantage of being emotionally detached from this situation, so it's easy for me to say this, but you're "girlfriend" is a lying sack that is only protecting your feelings because of your illness; she's obviously gotten tired of taking care of you (which is horrible to think) and wants to get out of it and move on with her life. I feel really bad for you, but somebody like this -- assuming you're telling the truth -- isn't worth it in anyway, so you aren't missing out on anything in the long run.
 
To hell with her. You're probably better off taking care of yourself anyways.
 
even though your not entirely well, but dude, you need to take a stand. Start taking the bull by the reins and show that your not a ****** ( though your not).

Heartache to heartache we stand. Love is a battlefield.

So is Life.

something to think about.
 
Okay. Here goes:

I've been diagnosed with a serious liver-related problem since February 15th. To that effect everything's been very disorganized, and grim. Haven't been to work for the past two weeks. In bed almost all the while. The only good thing going for me was my girlfriend of two years, who's been taking care of me.

However, everything changed. Her ex-boyfriend had been calling her since December of last year, and they've been talking as "friends" since then. He came back from London four weeks back, and since then, they've reignited their "friendship" if you will. Dinner, ice-cream, long drives, breakfast, brunch... they've done it all.

Still, I trusted her, and refrained from the confrontation which was sure to take place sooner or later. I concentrated on my deteriorating health, and regularly visited the doctor without her, as she'd be busy with work, or have errands to run.

Slowly, we began to have fights. Arguments which we never had. I learned new facts about her Ex, and how he was prepared to commit to her, and how he still loves her even after years of staying apart. Then, as is always the case, my sincerity was called into question, and obviously the matter of how he loved her for her heart, and I was only interested in sex... etc.

I tried to explain, and managed to convince her that I loved her, and that we could work through it. She then declared her love for me, and said that I was the only guy in her life.

That's dandy, right? Well, I thought so too. But...

Four days ago she calls me and says that she's going out of town (to Florida) to clear her head. I told her to do whatever was best for her. She left that same day. Then, a common friend told me that my girlfriend had gone there to attend the wedding of her Ex's brother.

Far away from home. With her Ex. Not telling me the truth.
She doesn't answer my calls, or reply to my texts. I get a message a day, like, "Fine. Call you when I can." etc.

She's still not back yet. But when she does, I need to know the truth about what's going on... but my health is in such a state that I can't take an emotional battering right now. It's tearing me apart. Paranoia, jealousy, betrayal... I can't handle it.

Thoughts?

I am really sorry about your dilemma.

Based on everything you have told us I'm willing to bet that if you weren't the one involved you would know what advise to give.

As hard as it may be, let common sense decide your decision and then do it.

Its ok to get emotional but do so alone.

Please don't fight with her or breakdown in her presence.

Also look at my 2nd sig.
 
PIITB and THEN kick her to the curb. No mercy for cheaters! :up:

jag
 
You also want to put deep thought into the whole 'break up' thing. Relationships seldom turn good after travelling roads like this, so it'll probably end one way or another anyway. You just need to think about if you want to do it, or if you'd prefer to wait for it to be done to you.

I don't think you need this kind of hassle in your situation, so I'm sorry if I've come across as blunt or cynical. You can do without this one, mate :)
 
You need to call Cheaters because on the internet "pics or it didn't happen."
 
man i feel so sorry for you i say confront her and get the truth if not well then you probably know what im gonna say
 
Could be cheating or you could just be jealous. Unless you have proof of something going on there isn't much you can really do. She says she loves you and wants to be with you so either shes lying because she cares about you and doesn't want to break up with you while your sick or genuinely means it and your untrust of her will only push her away from you.

This is what they call a rock and a hard place I guess.
 
Break into her house the day she comes back, make sure the room is dark. Find a comfortable seat and wait in the shadows. Watch for her to come in and put her stuff down and walk into the room you're currently sitting in. She'll turn on the light and you'll say "Where were you Christina?" even if her name isn't Christina.
 
Break into her house the day she comes back, make sure the room is dark. Find a comfortable seat and wait in the shadows. Watch for her to come in and put her stuff down and walk into the room you're currently sitting in. She'll turn on the light and you'll say "Where were you Christina?" even if her name isn't Christina.

For a second I thought you were going to go all Spider-Man 3 on us.
 

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