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Now the shoe is on the other foot....

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strong123 · 17/06/2014 18:27

Bit of background - OH moved out at the end of April as he was spending large amounts of time with a female friend and was putting her above me. She was round his new flat on Saturday (he has moved just down the road) and I sent him a text saying enjoy your night with her - you can not hurt me anymore because we are over. He sent a text back saying get over it - she is just a mate. So I replied saying my friend (male) would be popping around. He said fine but obviously it is not fine judging by his horrified reaction today.

I know I shouldn't be but I am glad that he is feeling so bad - he has been carrying on for months (since Christmas), visiting her 2 or 3 times a week and I am glad that he is now feeling a tiny bit like I have been feeling for the last 6 months. I now feel like he can't hurt me anymore because he has already done so much harm to me - hopefully it will be onwards and upwards...

OP posts:
foadmn · 17/06/2014 18:40

So you're over with the 'oh' and have found someone new? Good. Well done.

magoria · 17/06/2014 18:57

Well you clearly are not over this if you are paying attention to her being at his place and sending texts about it.

If you are over. Stop sending him texts and monitoring who comes and goes.

If you can't do that, fake it. Eventually you will realise you really are over it.

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