| I had a similar problem as this once, when I was a teenager, so I'm guessing you're young. So forgive the harshness of my post, but I'm going to just speak from my personal experience and let you take from it what you will.
First thing is that if you were making her feel this way this many times a week, you deserve whatever she did while on this "break". Not to place any doubts in your head that do not exist, however I would guess that you're not really worried that she made out (Since that's not really a big deal especially months after the fact), but that you suspect on some level she outright cheated on you. Most girls do this on these kinds of breaks when in a bad relationship. They go bang some guy who is interested in them to feel loved and then tell their boyfriends they just "made out" and are apologetic. I have had it happen to me when I was younger before I knew how to communicate and treat women well, and I have been that guy that girls go to when they reach the boiling point in their relationship, and I have had friends who are girls and watched them lie to their boyfriends face because I know the guy that they had slept with.
Another thing is to ask yourself if you would have done anything different if you were her? She just wants to feel good, feel loved, as do you. If your girlfriend repeatedly mistreated you, but you had emotional problems and felt unable to just leave her, eventually you would turn to this age old solution in the arena of committed relationships gone awry, you would start entertaining the idea of cheating on her. This happens all the time, from relationships that last a year or two, to 15 year marriages, and with both sexes.
If your still having problems then I suggest you take more than a break, break up as cordially as possible then have an IRON WILL about not getting back together in the foreseeable future. Take at least a good 6 months away from each other. This will help you collect your thoughts more than you know, and if you really care, this time of introspection on what went wrong will help you gain a new perspective on yourself and relationships in general. It will help her grow as well. Relationships can stagnate, and it gets ugly. If you are meant to be together, a second shot may be in line in the future, but if not, by then, you will be over each other and with new people.
If your not having problems then I suggest you learn to live with what you've done, accept it as your punishment for mistreating a girl you care about, and figure out how your going to prevent that from happening to you again. It may happen again, people are sexual, some women are just cheaters as are some men. But if it does, at least you will have tried the second time around. Forgive her because honestly its like starving someone when your supposed to be the sole provider of their food, then being mad cause you learn that they went to the neighbors and got fed there. _________________ Programmer of reality.
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