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I had a friend who lied to me, and she secretly dated my boyfriend (now my ex).  it has been 3 years since i spoke to her, and i can't seem to forgive her. I don't want her as a friend anymore, but how can i let it all go and not feel all this anger toward the both of them?


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You did what had to be done.  You should be proud of yourself.  It's also perfectly OK to be angry at both of them.  She is not worth being your friend and he is not worth being your boyfriend (as he is not a person you can trust).  I can feel it hurts you and it's also very normal.  The best thing you can do is repeat the following sentence: "I didn't nothing wrong, it's not me to blame, better to forget about them both, they are not woth my attention". 
I wish you'll find your true love soon,  

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Thanks for your comment. I have left both of them alone. I just want to be free of these feelings i have felt for so long. I have tried praying, and I even found me a great boyfriend who i trust will be monogamous. It is just that I feel so angry, and more than that, i feel hurt that they would mess with my feelings like that.

Believe me, I did not quietly leave them alone at first. It took me about two months to stop calling him and asking him: WHY? He was cold and evil about the whole thing (laughing all the while), and since we all worked together, she told my boss that I was scaring her because I wanted to talk to her and ask her why she would do such a thing. My boss got me transferred to another place, and i was told if i ever talked to her, i was going to have charges pressed against me. i never got to talk to her, and i never wanted to talk to him. He and i were together for 4 years, and I knew her for about 3 years. i guess they had been doing this the whole time.

you know, now that i am actually expressing myself about this, it seems so stupid and childish. however, at the time, it was so painful!! i am proud of myself. it has also helped me recognize who i am and what i want out of  a relationship. (friend or lover) 

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