BF Has One Too Many Drinks At Party, Blurts Out Details About His Affair, GF Ditches Him Instantly
Let’s be honest, nobody wants to find out that their partner has been cheating on them. Affairs come with secrets that can break even the strongest heart, when the cheater is discovered. But what’s even worse than finding out your partner had an affair is learning they hooked up with your brother’s girlfriend and they all knew about it.
This is exactly what one Redditor went through at a recent 4th of July gathering that went from fireworks to firestorms, when infidelity decided to crash the party.
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An intoxicated boyfriend accidentally confesses to his girlfriend that he had hooked up with her brother’s partner
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The man has too many drinks at a 4th of July party, starts telling random stories and blurts out the fact that he had an affair
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The brother knew about the affair and all 3 of them kept it a secret from the woman
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The brother’s girlfriend tells the woman that the affair lasted 2 months and happened while she was on one of her extended work trips
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The woman dumps her cheating boyfriend, packs up her things and moves out of their house, taking both her car and the truck she gifted her ex with her
Emily (not her real name but let’s roll with it) and her boyfriend were both 29 and still nursing wounds from their previous cheating exes, when they met through mutual friends. Their relationship took off faster than you can say “couple goals.” Before they knew it, they’d moved to a new town, started fresh jobs, and even bought a house together. Emily’s job had her jet-setting around the country, while her boyfriend was practically living at work, clocking in 90-hour weeks. With their crazy schedules, having kids was never part of their game plan.
Emily’s older brother had a pretty tumultuous love life of his own. He’d been with his girlfriend for about 2 years when they decided to call it off. Their relationship was rocky, but when they found out they were expecting a baby, they decided to make it work. They even bought a house together and hosted this year’s 4th of July party, which started this whole drama.
Emily and her boyfriend showed up at the party, ready for some family fun. She helped with the cooking, setting up, and even keeping an eye on her newborn niece. As the night went on, the crowd thinned out, with the remaining few gathered around a fire, with drinks in hand. And then, things got really interesting.
Emily’s boyfriend, after one too many drinks, started spinning some random stories. Out of nowhere, he turned to the brother’s girlfriend and dropped a bombshell: “Remember when we used to hook up last year?” Wait, what? The entire group went silent. The girlfriend looked like she wanted to disappear from the face of the earth and immediately started apologizing to Emily.
Emily, shocked and speechless, quickly left the party. Her phone blew up with texts from her boyfriend, her brother, and his girlfriend, all trying to explain themselves. It turned out that during one of Emily’s extended work trips, her boyfriend and her brother’s girlfriend had a fling. Emily spent the following morning packing up her stuff and left, taking both her car and the truck she’d bought for her now ex-boyfriend. That’s what we call a good exit.
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Trust is a fragile thing, and once broken, it’s incredibly hard to mend. Relationships are built on trust, and without it, the foundation crumbles. Whether it’s cheating or lying, breaking someone’s trust can cause lasting issues.
According to an article on the psychological effects of infidelity, this type of betrayal can cause significant emotional trauma. “Infidelity can leave enduring emotional scars on individuals and relationships. Beyond initial heartbreak, the long-term psychological effects of infidelity can include persistent feelings of insecurity, reduced self-worth, and difficulty trusting others,” the article explains.
Experts at The Gottman Institute explain that “the majority of affairs are not caused by lust. If a relationship is strong and each partner is getting their needs met, there is no temptation for lust outside of their partner. If your relationship is not getting your needs met, better communicating and working together with your partner is a much safer route to take than cheating to try to fix things,” experts explain.
Leaving a toxic relationship may be painful but it opens the door to healthier future connections. By breaking up with her boyfriend, Emily showed us that it takes strength to prioritize self-respect and well-being over staying in a harmful relationship. “I already feel so much happier knowing what he did to me and now that he’s gone,” Emily recalls. We can only hope she finds a guy who values her and respects her and she won’t have to deal with cheating partners ever again.
What would you have done in Emily’s situation? Have you ever been in a similar position? Share your experiences and thoughts below.
Netizens were shocked by the woman’s story, saying that if their siblings hid something like that from them, they would cut all ties
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90 hours a week is unhinged. That's 13 hours EVERY DAY, or 6x15 or 5x18. Amazed that he found the time for anything else.
How do people cheat? Someone younger than me, good looking , knowing I'm not rich kept trying. I mean no, flattered because I'm.37, but no I'm.in a relationship with someone I love. What would sleeping with them do for me? Ruin my relationship and I'd date someone almost half my age?
You'd be surprised at how easily a moment of weakness or vulnerability can lead to some stupid decisions.
Load More Replies...I do too, but this is why you should never buy a house with someone you aren't married to.
Load More Replies...90 hours a week is unhinged. That's 13 hours EVERY DAY, or 6x15 or 5x18. Amazed that he found the time for anything else.
How do people cheat? Someone younger than me, good looking , knowing I'm not rich kept trying. I mean no, flattered because I'm.37, but no I'm.in a relationship with someone I love. What would sleeping with them do for me? Ruin my relationship and I'd date someone almost half my age?
You'd be surprised at how easily a moment of weakness or vulnerability can lead to some stupid decisions.
Load More Replies...I do too, but this is why you should never buy a house with someone you aren't married to.
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