am a right idiot

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So you live with your ex, aren't allowed to move on essentially while under that roof.
Sounds stupid.
Move out or both of you grow up.
 
yes, I admit this. I was cruel to have done such a thing. I was very very drunk though. And as posted previously sober or drunk still wasnt an excuse to do it if I really cared for her.

Agreed. Still, I'd advise ignoring the man-child shut-ins chirping in with their opinions of whether you're in a relationship or not, how you shouldn't let a woman control your life and why it's awesome that you had sex. Whatever the situation between you and your partner/ex, you need to sort it out as befits the circumstance and with a clear intention towards what's best for both of you.
 
Agreed. Still, I'd advise ignoring the man-child shut-ins chirping in with their opinions of whether you're in a relationship or not, how you shouldn't let a woman control your life and why it's awesome that you had sex. Whatever the situation between you and your partner/ex, you need to sort it out as befits the circumstance and with a clear intention towards what's best for both of you.

Haha, because a username 'deadbeat' is really one to take notice of.
Nice of you to abuse everyone in the thread :)
 
Haha, because a username 'deadbeat' is really one to take notice of.
Nice of you to abuse everyone in the thread :)

Same name I've used since I was 13 :p. But yeah, I'm probably a bit more abusive than I need to be, but it goads me when people paste up black & white takes on what could well be a much more complicated situation than they've ever encountered. Quotes like "You're either in a relationship or you're not" are so naive that I've not even heard Jeremy Kyle spout it yet, and that guy's a grade A twit (for lack of a censor bypass).
 
yes, I admit this. I was cruel to have done such a thing. I was very very drunk though. And as posted previously sober or drunk still wasnt an excuse to do it if I really cared for her.

If you really cared for her you would tell her that you have two options.

1) You both get back together and live happily ever after.
2) You move out and get on with your life not wondering what an ex will think about you smashing someones pasty.

MAN UP!

Edit: i must have missed Loki's post but we are on the same wavelength
 
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Hey!

This isn't another relationship thread.

Uh oh, it probably is.

I just need to get it off my chest what an absolute AS$%&/e I am. Feel free to mock or poke fun at me.

Woop, there it is.

I live with my ex. We had an amazing relationship and are best friends. We've only just broken up 3 months ago. It was a mutual breakup because we were constantly having stressess and not really communicating our issues, just coexisting together. We broke up wanting to give ourselves space to grow individually and she wanted to better understand herself and to learn to be alone(if this makes sense?)

OP, read this back to yourself and try to be impartial. Does any of it sound cliched at all?

I regret the breakup and do want her back. She knows this.
Here comes the story, last night an old visiting friend came to visit and we went out. I was hammered! I ended up pulling this chick and taking her back. My ex was out as well and came back and found us in bed together. She was livid!

Awkward.

One of the rules was

Wait, what?

that I was NEVER to bring any girls back to our home. Its just plain courtesey to the other person. I mean... I would be crushed if she did the exact same to me.

But you ... did this anyway even though you've broken up? Also, that rule thing?

I hang my head in shame. I mean, I claim to love her but how could I have done something so unimaginably cruel.

You don't love her, you are used to her or you're using her, whichever term fits best, I guess.

Especially to someone that I hold so close. We've always mentioned the possibility of getting back together, who knows, but that has totally gone out the window. I feel so embarassed. I told her that I will be moving out. I don't want to hurt her anymore. I am also never going to touch another drink again.

Thanks for reading.

That's a lot of stuff wrapped up into one paragraph. What do you really, really want to do?
 
naw, we split the rent in half.
in actual fact its my loss. She loves to cook and does most of the cooking.
she also keeps the place amazingly clean. What more of a housemate could you ask for?

If she is that good, get on your knees and BEG (serious). Then give her some time, if she refuses then move on

Also being drunk is never an excuse. You were sober when you decided to get drunk
 
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naw, we split the rent in half.
in actual fact its my loss. She loves to cook and does most of the cooking.
she also keeps the place amazingly clean. What more of a housemate could you ask for?

That would be great in many circumstances, but not when she's your ex and you want to get back with her and she doesn't want to get back with you. That was the situation before you got drunk and made a fool of yourself, so you doing so isn't the problem.

Why do you think you were being cruel? That's rubbish. Firstly, cruelty requires intent to harm. Secondly, what's cruel about a single person having consensual sex with another single person? At worst, you were being rude by bringing someone home for sex without your housemate's agreement.
 
I have to agree with the players on here, good on you. She wants her cake blah blah. You cant stay in limbo, we all know it would hurt to see the ex with someone else, hence one of you should move away.
I would say though, that you have made her jealous. It will work in your favour, and although some people say has blown your chances, id say has strengthened them.

However, if she isnt a serial witch, and is upset then you should talk about her leaving, cause you need to get on it dude, theres plenty more fun to be had.
p.s// If the girl you took home was a not as fit as her, you lose. Never go lower.
 
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naw, we split the rent in half.
in actual fact its my loss. She loves to cook and does most of the cooking.
she also keeps the place amazingly clean. What more of a housemate could you ask for?

Someone you're actually in a functional relationship with, perhaps?
 
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