<human>: [Here] is the original post. 

I fought with myself last night over whether to tell her or not. There was an overwhelming majority on to tell her, but at the same time there were a few who made valid points for reasons I should not. Ultimately, I decided to tell her, since if I was in her situation, I would want someone to tell me.

I called her this morning. The conversation was about as hard as I anticipated it would be. After our conversation, she told me to email her at a different email address (apparently the one I had was shared between the two of them) with as much evidence as I could gather. 

I documented as much evidence as I could and put it in an email. Pictures, texts, skype messages, a list of the dates in which he came and saw me, etc. I didn't know what else to put in, but I thought that that was enough evidence that I don't think he can lie his way out of it. I hope she doesn't reply to the email yelling at me, but I know I deserve it if she does.

I called him and broke up with him right after that. Blocked his number, email, and skype. I'm staying on my guard in case either of them decide to retaliate. I'm also planning on moving at the end of my lease just in case.

I feel like I should feel some kind of relief that I said something, but to be honest, I just feel drained and depressed. I can't help think that if I hadn't just refused his advances in the first place, none of this would have happened. She's clearly a very nice woman, and didn't deserve this at all. If it wasn't for me, she wouldn't be in the situation that she is. 

Thank you all for your help.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Called the wife. She wanted me to send an email full of evidence, so I did so. Broke up with him. Now just trying to ease the guilt and move on.