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Heads so messed up!

Ok tonight, I got really drunk. Me and my bf were at our mates and for the first time, he left and I stayed and it was just me and his mate, my mate (his gf) was upstairs sleeping. I could tell my bf wasn't sure about letting me stay with his mate but he did and after he left his/our mate started hitting on me and I got really uncomfortable. At a certain point I kissed him for like 5 seconds then stopped and clicked on how stupid I was being so now I'm so messed up.
I love my bf sooooooooo much and I've swore I'd never cheat and I just have. I feel like actually killing myself for breaking my promise. I love him so much :frown:. This is more of a moan than anything but what should I do? Just forget about the kiss or what? My bf will definitely dump me over this.

Reply 1

What actually happened? Did this guy go to kiss you and you didnt pull away or did you go in to kiss him then pull away cause you knew it was wrong.

If his mate initiated it then tell your boyfriend this, if you initiated it then you either come clean and risk losing him or try and keep it between you and this guy - which i wouldnt advise!

The best thing to do is to just tell the truth, afterall he'll probably find out anyway and it'll be alot worse then!!

Reply 2

To be honest, as it's within a friendship group it's probably likely to be found out at some point. I always believe in telling your partner when you cheat as they have a right to know. I must admit, I don't get how you being 'uncomfortable' led you to kiss him, especially for a full 5 seconds, that doesn't really add up. You must have been into it as well?

Reply 3

Why tell him? Isn't the way you're feeling now punishment enough?

It's true when they say that what people don't know won't hurt them. You'd just be upsetting him to get this off your chest. It will get easier with time, just remember that living with this secret is punishment enough.

In future stay away from this slimy character

Reply 4

To be honest, me and this guy have had a "thing" before. We were cheating then as well though (I wasn't seeing my bf at this point) and that's how it was stopped.
He kissed me and I was that confused that I kissed him back and that's when I realised what I was doing. I feel so bad. I've accused my bf of cheating several times and I've promised him I would never cheat which I have never done or wanted to before so this has made me feel so upset.

Reply 5

You shouldn't have let yourself be alone in a room with this guy, don't let it happen again. Even if you don't tell your boyfriend (although I do think you should as you've broken a promise), you at least need to stop giving him grief about him cheating!

Reply 6

I will be! Definitely will never annoy him. I'm not trying to be selfish but I don't think I can tell him. I really do love him and telling him will destroy our relationship totally. He'll never talk to me again. It was 5 seconds of stupidness. As long as he never knows everything will be fine but I'll assure you, I'll always appreciate and love him as much as possible.

Reply 7

Exactly, spend ages making it up to him and working on gettig over this - it's possible, I promise.

Reply 8

Anonymous
I will be! Definitely will never annoy him. I'm not trying to be selfish but I don't think I can tell him. I really do love him and telling him will destroy our relationship totally. He'll never talk to me again. It was 5 seconds of stupidness. As long as he never knows everything will be fine but I'll assure you, I'll always appreciate and love him as much as possible.


It's up to you, personally I think your decision of whether or not to tell him is a measure of how much respect you have for him. Can you trust yourself from now on? If you can't, certainly don't put yourself in any more dangerous situations like that. I hope you can though; then your relationship has a much better chance. Just remember if it does get out within your friendship group, it's going to look worse that you tried to hide it instead of coming clean right away :frown:

Reply 9

bunthulhu
It's up to you, personally I think your decision of whether or not to tell him is a measure of how much respect you have for him. Can you trust yourself from now on? If you can't, certainly don't put yourself in any more dangerous situations like that. Hope you can though; then your relationship has a much better chance.


Sometimes you can't just rely on black and white guielines for these things, it's not so clear cut. 5 seconds and it was a kiss, the bigger problem here is that her boyfriend would react so badly.

Reply 10

Timeslikethese
Sometimes you can't just rely on black and white guielines for these things, it's not so clear cut. 5 seconds and it was a kiss, the bigger problem here is that her boyfriend would react so badly.


Yes but there are other factors such as her accusing her boyfriend of cheating in the past, her promising to never do it, the fact that her boyfriend was already uncomfortable leaving her with this guy, the fact that she allowed herself to be alone in a room with him, drunk. She knows how he'd react, and it's a justified reaction to be honest, the majority of people don't believe in second chances. Not that I'd ever cheat but I can understand people being too scared to own up if they know what the consequences will be - even so I'd just find it very hard to continue in a relationship after I'd cheated because I wouldn't be able to help but feel like I'd taken him for a fool :s-smilie: Which, if I really loved him, I'd find very upsetting.

Reply 11

Well, if it was me I wouldn't say anything at all. I'd resolve to be a better person in future. In the case of the OP it might even be beneficial to the relationship if it means she stops accusing him.

Reply 12

Timeslikethese
Well, if it was me I wouldn't say anything at all. I'd resolve to be a better person in future. In the case of the OP it might even be beneficial to the relationship if it means she stops accusing him.


Hmm, well that's debatable :smile: It seems like that's what the OP has decided to do though, so fair play to her.

Reply 13

bunthulhu
Yes but there are other factors such as her accusing her boyfriend of cheating in the past, her promising to never do it, the fact that her boyfriend was already uncomfortable leaving her with this guy, the fact that she allowed herself to be alone in a room with him, drunk. She knows how he'd react, and it's a justified reaction to be honest, the majority of people don't believe in second chances. Not that I'd ever cheat but I can understand people being too scared to own up if they know what the consequences will be - even so I'd just find it very hard to continue in a relationship after I'd cheated because I wouldn't be able to help but feel like I'd taken him for a fool :s-smilie: Which, if I really loved him, I'd find very upsetting.
That's what the OP thought. That's my unhelpful comment for the day.
Anonymous
To be honest, me and this guy have had a "thing" before. We were cheating then as well though (I wasn't seeing my bf at this point) and that's how it was stopped.
He kissed me and I was that confused that I kissed him back and that's when I realised what I was doing. I feel so bad. I've accused my bf of cheating several times and I've promised him I would never cheat which I have never done or wanted to before so this has made me feel so upset.
I'm amazed your relationship has survived. I'd think it's possible to weather one or two accusations of cheating, but several?

Reply 14

Anonymous
I will be! Definitely will never annoy him. I'm not trying to be selfish but I don't think I can tell him. I really do love him and telling him will destroy our relationship totally. He'll never talk to me again. It was 5 seconds of stupidness. As long as he never knows everything will be fine but I'll assure you, I'll always appreciate and love him as much as possible.


Why not tell him the truth? You cheated and you have to face the consequences. to be honest, if he finds out later it look a lot worse. just tell him the truth. aren't relationships based on honesty and trust? so be honest with him!

Reply 15

matt@internet
That's what the OP thought. That's my unhelpful comment for the day.


Well done on completely missing the actual point of my post :p: There's 2 mindsets: Those that say they'd never cheat and stick to that even if the opportunity arises, and those that say they'd never cheat but give in to opportunity.

I always find it interesting when people don't think others have a right to know if their partner has been unfaithful? Seeing as the fundamental concept of a relationship is that it's between 2 people, surely if you cheat then the foundations are broken :s-smilie: I also find it interesting when so many people say they wouldn't give a second chance to someone who has cheated but they also advise people to not confess to it? It just strikes me as a little selfish not to :s-smilie:

Reply 16

I'm waiting for the self righteous band wagon to suggest you should be hung, drawn and quartered. :biggrin:

Reply 17

hazm
I'm waiting for the self righteous band wagon to suggest you should be hung, drawn and quartered. :biggrin:

To be honest that is what i would suggest to those that cheat and especially the ones that don't tell their partners they cheated. it be more doomed if the OP doesn't tell her boyfriend!