I've had my wisdom teeth pulled, and have actually ran into a door the next day. I sat on the floor, right where it happened, and just cried until my brother came to my rescue. To be honest, I feel no sympathy for this guy. He got was was coming to him as Karma. And, looking at these comments of people seeing the same view as me, a lot of people seem to get butthurt easily when they say that, yeah, he got what was coming. When you're cheating on, it SUCKS. You feel disgusting, betrayed, and undeserving of another person's love. It's more emotional and mental damage then ever getting punched right after having your wisdom teeth pulled. I don't think any of you can really understand until you've seen both sides. I'd rather have the door incident happen again then have the supposedly "love of my life" confess he was unfaithful, again. ... Or he's just making all this up. idk

... How exactly will that solve the case? Even if he punched her, it will just make things more worse. Yes, it was wrong for OP's girlfriend to punch him but hurting her back won't do anything but bad.

Ok the punching her in the face back was a sad attempt at humor, but cheating or not, hitting someone other than self defense is never justified, and that is assault. ESPECIALLY after mouth surgery, that was scummy of her, period. MOUTH SURGERY. Imagine getting punched in the stomach after getting your appendix out, being sore and still a fresh wound, stitches and all.

I'm pretty sure if you felt that rampage of emotion she was feeling, you would not have stopped to think about what you were doing. We females are notoriously over-emotional and often quite impulsive as well.

He cheated, and got some karma for it. He did a bad thing, and a bad thing happened to him, so yes, he does deserve it. That's not judging. And honestly, no I'm not perfect, and I have never cheated on someone, nor will I ever. If there's is any possibility that you could cheat on the person that you are with, you shouldn't be with them, because obviously you aren't serious enough about them. Also, he said he "accidentally" admitted it. Which implies that he had no intention of ever telling her. Now tell me, if you were a decent person, and just had a temporary lapse in judgment, would you go and try to hide it? No, you should tell your bf/gf/spouse/partner what happened and that you're sorry and MAYBE you can sort it out. He didn't do that.