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First update and original story: 

So, I went to her again apologizing and wanting to work on things. This time she brings up before we were even together how we had made some promise to each other to not be physical with anyone else, while we were drinking nonetheless. If I had a dollar for every drunk promise someone's made to me that fell through I think I would be able to pay off a good chunk of my school loan instead of having offering my first born as sacrifice. 

Back on topic, we weren't together at this point. She made it clear that I was purely a drunken make out buddy and while I was going full bore after her kept saying she only wanted to be friends and owed me nothing. All the while she kept messaging other guys. Now, am I in the wrong for drunkenly hooking up with someone when the girl I liked (current gf) was rejecting my advances to get her committed to me? I don't think so, yes it was an asshole move, and yes I do regret it. I made a mistake. However, she's implying I betrayed/basically cheated on her because she said she liked me (never told me at this time) and was only innocently talking to other guys (again I had no knowledge of what she was doing with other guys). We did hangout often, but not everyday so I had no idea what was going on. 

I still should have never lied about my drunken hook up mistake, however I do think these accusations are out of line. Yeah it was an asshole move on my behalf, and I regret it. But I don't think I was in the wrong to go as far as betrayal/cheating especially since she wouldn't commit to me after I tried for so long and she kept saying she only wanted to be friends, making out meant nothing to her, and that she owed me nothing. What do you think?
<bot>: round 2 started with accusations of betrayal and basically cheating when she wouldn't commit to me and we weren't together at that point.