<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

First to start off, we had an agreement later on in our relationship that both of us would not smoke (weed) without each other, and basically stopped smoking altogether because she would get drug tested constantly by her parents.

I messed up a couple months in with our relationship (we've been dating for 6 months) and smoked two times separately with my teammates and violated her trust. I admitted to her a couple weeks after, and she felt hurt and sad that I did this behind her back. I apologized and promised never to do it again.

Now, we both have been clean for some time now and her parents have stopped drug testing her, but I just found out today that she smoked with one of her friends a day ago. I thanked her for being honest and promised that I was not mad, but I did communicate that I felt sad about it. She responded by saying that I smoked two times behind her back and that she told me today and did not wait two weeks like I did.

Anyways, now that she smoked I feel tempted to do it as well, but I know that this will just lead to a spiral of mistrust and potentially damage my relationship with her. Should I just ignore it and move on? I feel sad and have some trust issues with her to begin with, so I am not sure what to do.
Sorry for the wall of text.
<bot>: We agreed not to smoke weed without each other, I violated this agreement early on, owned up and apologized, only to find out that she just smoked yesterday---: