| Just because you were man enough to tell her you made a mistake does not automatically give you the "get out of jail free" card but I'm sure you know that. You girl sounds like a sweet but tough girl, trust me, it's probably killing her inside...the one she trusted doing to another girl what you should have your own GF.
I've been there, I've done that...and when I came back, I felt that since I had said I was sorry, it was ok...problem solved, but it was far from solved. She later went on to see someone else to get back at me and it hurt like a motherfukr! Why did I cheat, I wasn't happy with our sex life, did I say something, YES! But that didn't give me that right, of course not. Why did she cheat, because I did. The trust was gone. Shortly after, so was the relationship. DO I regret it, yes, does she, yes...but what's done is done.
I later asked her why it was so hard to let go of what I did, why was it so hard...she replied, in her mind, All she could think about was how I held this other girls hand, was it the way I would hold my own girls hand, how about the kissing and playing and well, sex too. Did I do to this new girl what I would do at home...it fukd with her mind relentlessly, she was never able to forgive me.
Not that any of this applies to you but if you want this to work, you will need to be patient, it's not something that she can just forgive and forget...but we all wish it could be this way. I wouldn't recommend you say to her...I understand what it feels like...you don't, so don't say it. If she hasn't cheated on you, those are the last words you want to say. It sucks, just try to make the best of it and be understanding and patient.
If you really want to try and make things work, if you have insurance and they cover it, suggest couples therapy. You have your reasons behind why you did it, granted, there is never a valid reason to cheat and hopefully, you'll never be on the receiving end of that. _________________ You can't make the same mistake twice, the second time you make it, it's no longer a mistake, it's a choice.
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