A 24-year-old guy was dating his 23-year-old girlfriend for close to 2 years, and last weekend, he organized a romantic Valentine’s Day weekend for the two of them.
He booked a great hotel, he made sure to get them a massage together…he really went all out for her.
Prior to their weekend getaway, he suspected that his girlfriend might be cheating on him, or that she might not be filling him in on some details of her life.
He never had any evidence to suggest that he was right though.
“But something felt off this weekend,” he explained. “At night whenever she falls asleep with her phone in hand and glasses still on I’d take her glasses off and put her phone to charge for her.”
“It’s something I always do and something she always appreciated. This time I did that but was compelled to look through her phone.”
“The relationship was over right there seeing as the trust was completely gone, but I still needed to know.”
Well, what he found on his girlfriend’s phone was devastating. He could see that she took photos of herself and a guy without any of their clothes on, and he then found the intimate texts between his girlfriend and this other guy.
Clearly, the relationship his girlfriend had with this guy was already physical. He did confront his girlfriend about what he discovered in her phone, but she tried to twist things around.
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She claimed the photos he found were back from before they started dating, and that she had never texted this guy but she knew her friend had from her iCloud.
He knew better than to buy her lies, and he remained as cool as he could as they argued. Then, his girlfriend hit him directly in his face before storming out of the hotel.
He quickly checked out not long after that, and the following day, he was able to get this other guy to confirm that his girlfriend cheated on him.
He screenshotted this evidence and sent it to his girlfriend, who kept on saying it never even happened despite the proof.
“I’m angry and shattered at the same time. My angel, my confidant, the one who created a safe space for me to share my thoughts and emotions did a COMPLETE 180,” he continued.
“I still can’t even really process it all. I don’t miss her but I miss the companionship. I miss the her that I thought I was with but that person is dead.”
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