Nevermind What I Said Before.

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I don't want him back.

I just found out that in the last month we were together he cheated on me.

And what's funny is he always talked about how immoral and wrong he thought it was. He was so honorable and wonderful and. . . well, I don't know what's happened to him.

He says he's in love with this new girl. Well, good for her.

I'm still gonna try to better myself. But I have nothing to prove to him.

I forgive him, though. I don't want any ill will between us, and I still want to be friends.

Now I know what he meant when he said he was conflicted. . . he really needs someone to talk to. I just wish he knew that I could be there for him, as a friend.

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This story sounds freakishly familiar to me.

My first boyfriend seemed like one of the most honorable, selfless, and moral people you could know. He boasted about his honesty, how he'd never tell a lie. And how he was a pacifist, who'd never want to hurt anyone. He dazzled me with stories about his 12 "near death" experiences.

Well eventually, he revealed he was in love with his "best friend." (A girl who said she wanted to be with him, then changed her mind a day or two later when she met a guy who she "had more in common with.") After a while I grew tired of being his concubine while he loved another girl, and we broke up, but remained "friends" (because I was a moron who still thought highly of him). What'd he do next? He dropped out of college, because it "destroyed him emotionally" that she didn't want him. Then a year or two later he told me he was a closeted transsexual the whole time and was getting a sex change. (Seriously.)

So, Mr. Never Lies lied to me at least about two things ("loving" me, and his gender identity).

I take full responsibility for being a moron, who dated a guy that I should have seen was only using me as a rebound. And for not picking up on the fact that a lot of his "near death" stories were really just incidental things that would only lead to death if it had been a freak accident (like getting shot in the foot with a BB-gun, or passing out from hypothermia).

I hope you're friendship works out better than mine. I'm not trying to talk you out of being friends with the guy...I just figured misery loves company, right?

Anyway, good luck.