My girlfriend and I broke up months ago.
We were living together for a year in a foreign country. She slept with someone on a business trip and it hurt me more than I cared to admit. I wanted to move out - not simply to break up but I felt we moved obviously too fast moving in and needed space. I didn’t. In the months that followed she withdrew, gave no affection or affirmation of any kind. I was stressed because I had stayed in the country a year to be with her but had to leave in 4 weeks, she had another job offer in a different country, and wouldn’t talk about any of it. When she went away maybe out of lonlieness or plain giving up, or because I was angry or the bar had been lowered. I went and met a random person and kissed them - I might have done more but I didn’t. It turned out to be her old best friend turned worst enemy in the city for one week. I was overcome by guilt, told her of course, and she asked me to leave. I did. We spoke on two brief occasions before I left the country to return to North America where she either spewed hate at me or refused to talk about “the past.” I left the country broken in every way possible. I lost my whole community, people I considered family on some level and an entire cultural mental shift in my head. She will never speak to me again and I feel like I was used as a scapegoat. Possibly she had slept with the guy who gave here the job she was leaving for. I don’t know. All I know is I’m so messed up in my head now. I flux from being so guilty and grief stricken over my own ultimate failing and extreme anger and hurt because I feel almost set-up by the person I loved most and hurt more that we never spoke again and I have to deal with it. I could use some advice
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