<human>: We've been dating almost 3 years, starting to talk about living together and getting married in the near future.

My girlfriend and I were considering a move to a new city.  It was a choice between two job offers for her, one where we live and one in the new city.  I would keep my job in either place.

We spent last week in the new city, exploring.  I worked while she checked out various neighborhoods during the day, and we explored together in the evenings.  It was a stressful process for both of us, since it was a big decision and we had to know by the end of the week.

I was pretty quiet in the evenings.  My local office was kind of depressing, and I was thinking a lot about the decision.  On Friday my girlfriend told me the job in our current city called to make her a better offer and she took it, because I seemed so upset about the possibility of us moving.

I was relieved, but also upset that she made the decision without my input.  I waited until the next day to discuss it, and told her I was unhappy that she made the decision alone.  She said she told the hiring manager her acceptance was based on talking with me, but she hadn't told me that.  

She told me if I wanted to move that we could still make that decision.  I seriously considered it, but I was leaning towards staying anyway.

Now we're home and committed to staying, but she seems really sad that she passed on the other job.  She said she cried when she turned it down.  I feel really guilty about us staying; I could have made the move work even though my preference was to stay.  I wish she would have asked me before accepting the job.

How do I process through these feelings?

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<bot>: My girlfriend turned down a job for me without talking to me about it.  Now she's sad and I feel guilty.