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from Crazy Mastiff from the Today I Messed up subreddit and says, today I effed up, telling my ex's

wife that he cheated on me 20 years later. I was going to post this on Am I the Asshole, but I really don't think I am.

And even if I was, I don't care. For a strange twist of fate, I was at a wedding this weekend

with my ex-boyfriend, Buzz, and his wife, Polly. For context, we dated 20 years ago. I was 21 when we broke up and he was 26. We dated for

two years. I was very close to his family during this time but after the very sudden breakup,

left without an explanation. This was before the era of social media. Hell, I think I might have had a Nokia I occasionally used when I remembered to buy minutes.

So we couldn't instantly get in touch with people, nor did we know what the fuck was going on in everyone's lives.

At the wedding, I see him in his entire family.

I didn't realize that my friend was marrying into the family.

Different names and really didn't talk to the groom much. There was a shock to everyone.

I expected awkwardness at the reception, but his family was being cool to me, which was strange,

but whatever. I'm not one to force myself onto someone if I'm not wanted. Important for later.

Eventually, Polly is trashed and pulls me aside. She wants to thank me for leaving Buzz alone

after our breakup. I'm thrown by the strange comment, but drunk people say strange things.

I say, yeah, no problem.

She continues to say, he was heartbroken when you cheated, but I convinced him you were just

a whore and to get over you.

I laughed and said, what are you talking about?

He cheated on me because I chose studying for a final instead of going out and getting drunk.

I left the reception without another word to anyone on his side of the family.

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