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Jeez that was SO boring
. Seriously though I'm very sorry that happened to you! You obviously have the right mindset about it which is good. They say it takes 2 years to completely get over a broken heart, which I really hope isn't true lol. If it makes you feel better I went through a very similar situation, albeit without the cheating but she did replace me with another man. So while I don't feel as betrayed as I'm sure you do, I still felt worthless and I'm sorry to say to this day I still can't believe how things transpired (don't know if that feeling will ever go away, I just think about it less over time). But yeah, she was my business partner, best friend, and companion for three years. Just like you I stayed in a state very far from home for what we had going too, personally and professionally. I won't bore you with details but I now question everything about our relationship. Ultimately I think you just have to realize that people feel what they feel, and you can't do anything to change it. Emotions aren't easy, logical, fair, or convenient and in my case I can't blame her for the way she felt. I had to put myself in her shoes and think about what I would have done and I couldn't say 100% that I wouldn't have done the same thing. That revelation forced me to question myself and gave me a larger understanding of why people do the things they do. Your case is a little more difficult, I'm not sure I could reason or reconcile with what she did, but you seem to have the right attitude about it which is good. The only way I know to make it feel better right now is to start a workout routine (great for the mind and body during a breakup) and stay busy. I hope you start to feel better soon!!