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I'd go as far as not even bothering with the “you're not a bad person” line. He's saying it as a form of manipulation. Not even worth her addressing because it just gives him fuel to disagree and continue the narrative
Honestly I usually agree with the poster in this one but no. She cheated with his friend while he was serving his country. You say ten years is enough helll no. He found someone he loved and knew what he wanted. Did he go about it wrong sure. Unfortunately everything leads back to Sarah’s own choices.
Your bf is right. Just leave it alone
I know how it feels to lose the person you loved and cared for so much, and it's a shock to the system getting used to her not being there and missing the good times. However just know that you made the right choice and we're really proud of you, that takes a lot of courage and some people would've just stuck around longer and made it even harder. You have self respect which is a good thing to have.
I've been through the same thing, leaving the person I (foolishly) thought was my soulmate. My biggest advice would be to go no contact and to delete or hide any pictures or anything you two had. Make sure there's nothing to remind you of her. Until you do this, you will make little to no progress moving on.
It might take a long time, maybe years even before you fully move on and heal. You should focus on your hobbies and passions in life and try to treat yourself and try new things, that's what has helped me. I got into cycling, hiking and general exercise and it was a healthy outlet that helped me stop thinking about her and feel better about myself.
Best of luck man.
Three separate issues here: Communication a bad boundaries: you went into her place of work when she asked you not to do that. You went through her phone instead of talking to her. These flags are not blue.
She’s making one on one plans with a new guy friend and not checking in after showing some need for you to be considerate about it. That’s sketchy.
Stop sneaking on her and apologize for going in to her work and checking her phone. Ask her about this guy and communicate your feelings about the whole scene. Be gentle and direct. Listen to her and talk to her.
This can get better, or you can cut it loose. Communication, respect, keeping boundaries. From both of you.