I do not agree with comment number 1. It is in the nature of men to cheat. Not everyone is missing something. Most do it because they want to try something new, they want variety or they just want to make their girlfriends jealous of them. Some time ago I was in your position too. My friend cheated on me. Then we went 7-8 months, but I can no longer. I was constantly teasing him, things were constantly going to this topic, some scandals every day. We went out for coffee, I started the topic because it was a sore spot and there was silence and anger. He apologized to me countless times, he was really sorry, but I couldn't accept him. I am a person who would not cheat and cannot accept to be cheated on. Finally, I told him it was better to take a break, and now I'm happy because I met someone who wouldn't cheat on me. You have to decide what to do, if you are so hurt, if you can forgive him, if you love him so much to be with him. Success!
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You are both guilty! It's simple: 1. Something was not enough for him to get to infidelity, ie you did not give him enough 2. As a complete idiot, he did not talk to you about it, but is a colleague. . If he talked to you about it, but you were sitting on your ears, you're a complete idiot. 3. You have found out about the infidelity and you no longer believe him, which is NORMAL 4. He realizes (or not) that he was wrong and regrets that he did it (or that you caught him). In any case, it irritates you to constantly raise the issue and stir in the wound, which naturally leads to scandal. To sum up: If you can't accept that he cheated on you and have unconditional trust that he won't do it again, you better break up. There is no point in tormenting yourself, watching yourself and wondering who will ever go wrong.