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Bluelighter
^ Brother, if you learn how to read when you're 6, then, a week after you know the alphabet, your mother beats you up because you skip some letters when you read out loud and you can't read fast enough, will you get mad? Will you get mad yes or no? Then you argue, my mother beat me because my reading was hurting her ears and to let me know I shouldn't hurt other people. I say no, it is normal for a 6 year old, who is in the process of learning how to read to make certain mistakes! You can't punish the child! Give it time.
Same thing here, the child is 16 y.o. she makes mistakes, it's normal. Who are you to come say otherwise? You never made mistakes when you were 16? You expect her to be perfect? Then you all bash her because she did this and that? Go bash adults lol.
Seriously mate, dial back the amphetamines.lol
You dont have to turn every post into some sort of logic riddle in order to make a point. Yes, the OP is immature and that is likely due to her age (or lack of) but wheres the maturity in your convoluted, rambling posts, designed to numb the readers mind to such a degree they are unable to form a response?.
If your going to make a point, at least make it relevant.
@OP, your right in the fact that you didnt cheat as your relationship was over but can you truthfully say that your next choice of sexual oartner was not influenced partly byrevenge?
You already stated that he ended the relationship and 'broke your heart', it seems to me that you would have good reason to want to get back at him and sleeping with his friend (loosely termed) was the perfect opportunity.
The problem now is that although at the moment your bf is all forgiving etc because hes in a haze of dopamine and oxytocin at getting back together, the knowledge of what you did will sit in his mind lkke a poison and will eventually surface and taint your relationship.
I wouldnt be planning your retirement together if I were you.