<human>: [Update to this]   
The fallout from the breakup was pretty damn bad. I did/said things that I regret (nothing violent) rather than follow the advice of my friends to just let it go and move onto to better things. It was a waste of time but in the end I feel better now.         
Anyways, some time passed and I got some perspective over things. Like the trusting idiot that I am, I thought that maybe I could get over it by talking things over with her and remaining at least distant friends. That blew up on my face as we just got into another explosive argument because she still believes that she did nothing wrong. I decided that there was no point trying to get her to see what she did was pretty fucked up, because she can't see it from any point of view but her own. All things said, I've been able to talk it through with some of my buds and am excited to end the school year and start my internship in New York where I'll be rooming with my closest friend in the world (which will be pretty damn awesome.)    
Things that I learned from this whole experience that I wanted to share:    
1. Even the emotional cheater can automatically retract into a "victim complex" shell to rationalize what he/she did.    
2. Trying to "remain friends" is pretty damn hard if the relationship ended explosively. Lesson learned.    
3. Holding onto anger is like swallowing poison and hoping the other person dies. Just toss out the trash and be happy that the room doesn't stink anymore.     
Anyways, hope all of you guys are doing well. Have a great Tuesday  evening!

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<bot>: When a good thing goes bad it's not the end of the world. It's just the end of a world, that you had with one girl. Time to move on!