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Input: So my ex broke up with me about a year ago, and due to having a lot of the same friends we see each other often. I saw her at a Superbowl party, and after she texted me and said sorry for the way she had been treating me, and that I deserved to know what happened. I was a little surprised, but glad she did so since we see each other often enough and it would be better if we were friends again. (we've been friends a lot longer than when we dated, and I honestly don't have any feelings for her anymore but still want what's best for her. Anyways..)

One of the reasons was that she met someone, and I was fine by that. But then she posts a one year anniversary with her boyfriend, and I did the math and we were still dating for a month. I felt a little lied to that she didn't say the whole truth, so I texted her "two boyfriends at once? Not mad just disappointed"(yeah that does seem kinda asshole-ish) She said that they weren't dating then, they don't know when they started dating, so they picked the day they became close friends. All I replied was mkay. 

On top of all this my grandma just died the night before, so I was already upset. She didn't know, and I tried to apologise to her and explain it, but she's blocked me on everything. The thing that bothers me is that now it's just going to be super awkward with our friends (if she's ever around anymore, you never know), and that I don't like burning bridges, because I genuinely care about anyone who's been around me, whether they were close friends or not. 

accusing my ex of cheating on me