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People seem to forget that these posts are relatively brief and too much explanation makes it seem like the OP is rambling, thus lowering the chance of it getting posted. That and maybe OP did tell accused.
Wow... Shitty best friend
Oh come on you deserved that from the beginning... Mind your business
I'm with op on this one. If the girlfriend actually valued her significant other she wouldn't have cheated. Also, going and telling the boyfriend shows op's honesty which the girlfriend obviously didn't have. As far as "minding their own business" is concerned, if someone was breaking into your house would you consider it minding my own business to not call the cops or would you want me to call?
False analogy
No, apparently something that could harm someone is apparently not someone's business to tell the person that could be harmed according to some of these comments. If you steal, you deserve to face the consequences. Same with cheating. And hopefully you didn't give the poor person that you cheated on a disease along with the pain you caused.
You ratted on your best friend? With friends like you, who needs enemies?!
are you just friends with her to be close to the boyfriend? you've got your eyes secretly set on him or something? or are you just a drama queen *itch that likes stirring up crap? either way you totally deserve it. next time rethink what friendship means and keep your nose out of other people's relationships.
Or maybe, just maybe... OP has values like honesty or compassion? Maybe she felt her moral obligation to the boyfriend (esp considering the risks of getting an STD increases dramatically if your partner is not faithful to you) trumped her need to keep her friend's betrayal a secret?
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if she's your best friend, why not approach her about it first? instead of directly going to the boyfriend
This is usually a lose-lose situation. Although, I don't know why you confronted the boyfriend instead of your best friend. She's the one cheating, and should be responsible for admitting the truth to her boyfriend.