<human>: We've been together for a couple of months now. She's 26 and I'm 22. I'm a virgin (and this is my first relationship) while she has been through more than a handful of men. A couple of weeks ago I made her tell me about her sexual experiences. One that stood out in particular to me was that she has had a threesome once with her ex and his best friend once while she was drunk (and consenting) among other sexual experiences. I have gotten past the fact that she isn't a virgin and that she has had sex with more partners than I would find "normal".

However, I'm extremely uncomfortable with that fact that she has had a threesome before because to me, she basically had sex with two men at the same time, and even though it's not cheating it still feels very wrong to me, even though I know I shouldn't feel that way. I know it's all in the past and what matters now is that she's with me now and not with her exes but I'm afraid that if I don't learn to accept her past soon I'll complicate the relationship further down the road. 

I've spoken to her once that I was uncomfortable with that part of her sexual past and she told me to not to dwell over it. She also told me that while she wouldn't do that again, she doesn't regret it because you only get one life and she was able to experience that once. While I would totally agree with her in most other situations, this is one of the few that I do not. I was brought up in a different culture from her, where sex is more conservative. Am I wrong in thinking that it would have made me feel better if she had responded something along the lines of where she would change her past if she was given the chance to? I'm disgusted at myself for thinking that way but this issue pops into my mind every now and then and I'm afraid it might affect our relationship. I would like to be able to handle this on my own rather than bringing it up again.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Made GF tell me her sexual past, she told me she has had a threesome before, I'm having a hard time accepting it.