- The woman cheated on her boyfriend with her best friend’s boyfriend.
- She believes she is in love with him, and he says he loves her too.
- Her boyfriend has been unfaithful, but she still feels guilty.
- She was recently diagnosed with a heart defect, increasing her reliance on her lover.
- Her lover wants to leave his girlfriend to be with her officially.
- She is overwhelmed by guilt and unsure how to proceed.
- She faces a dilemma between her feelings, loyalty, and conscience.
A woman has shared her emotional turmoil after engaging in an affair with her best friend’s boyfriend, while simultaneously dealing with a recent heart defect diagnosis that has made her dependent on him for support.
The affair started when she felt an irresistible attraction to her friend’s partner. Despite knowing the consequences, she gave in, believing that their feelings were mutual.
Her guilt is compounded by the fact that her own boyfriend has been unfaithful, yet she feels her actions are inexcusable. The situation intensified after her health diagnosis, as the man she is involved with became her main source of emotional support.
Now, her lover wants to leave his current girlfriend to formalize their relationship. While he is committed to making things official, she is overwhelmed by guilt and conflicted about betraying both her boyfriend and her friend. She finds herself at a crossroads, struggling to balance her feelings, loyalty, and moral conscience.
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“I cheated on my boyfriend with my girlfriend’s boyfriend. And I have been feeling so guilty about.
I know what I did was bad but I couldn’t resist him cuz I think am in love with him and he’s in love with me too.
I was recently diagnosed of a heart defect and he’s been my back bone for a while now. Am afraid my girlfriend is gonna find out and am so hurt that I betrayed her and my boyfriend too even though he hasn’t been any faithful himself.
Now the guy is saying he’s gonna break up with his girlfriend to make us official but I can’t do it .
I don’t like the guilty conscience killing me. What do I do?”
