I recently received a text message from a high school best friend who confessed she had just been cheated on. All of a sudden, feelings of anger and resentment came up for me since it’s only been a year since I was cheated on. I wanted to share with all of my readers what happens one year after you’ve been cheated on. Life will keep going even after you have experienced one of the worst heartaches you can experience in life; infidelity.
Honestly, I never thought my three year high school relationship would end. I thought my life was planned out and I would graduate in four years, get engaged to my high school sweetheart then get my masters. Dating my high school boyfriend after high school wasn’t even a consideration, I just couldn’t get out. I was always told high school relationships don’t work out, especially if you go to different colleges.
I’m going to be honest with you; high school relationships do not work out. You should let go of high school once in college. You need to grow and be your own person. Learn to be single while in college.
Here are some of the bullet points of what will happen after you’ve been cheated on:
You will learn to love and trust again. The pain won’t be forgotten but you’ll realize you’re stronger because of it. Everything happens for a reason and you will find a better man who will appreciate you. You just have to go through some frogs before you finding your prince charming.
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