Oops, let's take revenge. (lie)
well. If I were that new girlfriend, you, I would stab that man in order not to create any more victims or commit crimes. (Laughter) Ah, nails, though. Oh, piercing a nail isn't a real nail, is it? let's stop the injury incident. (._.)
There will be a sense of forgiveness if you leave the other person's misdeeds and faults as they are. That's natural.
Wouldn't it be good if the truth that you were bifurcated should be revealed as truth?
The fact that he bought a grudge from you is that man's definite sin, and that man is responsible for himself.
The only way to punish playmates who trample on women's hearts and correct mistakes is to insist on what the victim should correct or insist on. If you don't, you won't.
Let's split the problem into two.
This problem isn't about revenge.
Funny things are strange.
Bad things are bad.
Don't do anything that hurts people.
However, even if you say let's forgive anything and everything with a heart of forgiveness ♡, that's not how people feel.
If so, instead of blaming the other person, you can correct what should be corrected.
You can just hunt them down normally and properly.
It would be cool to increase the number of hurt people like you and her in the world any more.
A two-pronged relationship is cheating, crime, infidelity, or crime if you are in a marriage relationship.
I think I could at least tell my new girlfriend the truth.
However, the root of the problem is that your dreams and My Story have been destroyed.
It's also your problem.
I couldn't balance your dreams and ideals at all.
It also means that you are hurt by the fact that your dream was broken even more because your dream has been inflated excessively. But don't worry. It's just that your dreams are broken, you're just disillusioned, and you haven't really hurt yourself anywhere. Please check that out. There's no blood, no bruises.
Your My Story is different from the truth.
The truth didn't make you happy; it was an affair beyond cheating.
That's the real truth answer before the answer here.
In love, you're not actually in a relationship with your partner.
He isn't the person you think you can't forgive right now.
It's your thoughts and images of him.
Sin is sin. Evil is evil.
Your problem is your problem.
Thoughts are thoughts.