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Input: I (26m) and my girlfriend (25f) have been in a relationship for a little over two years. We moved in together after a year, both of our names are on the lease. I thought we had a real connection but I guess she thought differently. Two days ago she sat me down in tears telling me she had to confess something to me. She calmed down enough to tell me how sorry she is, but that we need to break up because she has realised she is a lesbian. She told me she has fallen in love with a girl in her workplace and does not want to have an emotional affair while stringing me along. I immediately freak and tell her how can she be a lesbian if we've been having sex. She told me that it felt wrong, but it didn't feel unsafe: she feels comfortable enough with me as a person and she mistook that for sexual attraction.

I calmed down and apologised to her for flipping out (I was screaming) and told her of course I still loved her/supported her in her sexuality I was just hurt. I asked her if she had found other arrangements for where she was going to live because we aren't going to live together. She looked confused at this and told me she was going to ask ME to leave, since I work from home and could, in her words, "go anywhere." She lives within walking distance of her office aka why we agreed on this apartment. I told her that was ridiculous, she cannot afford it on her own and I can (she pays 40% of rent I pay 60%), she tells me as soon as I have found alternate arrangements she plans on having her cousin move in. She also tells me I can take as long as I need to find anything, whether it be a few days or even a few months, just that she wants me to be planning on moving out. I tell her she's being selfish and she is the one who broke up with ME, so she needs alternate plans. She insists that I should leave because I can afford another apartment by myself and she can't, and bc of the proximity of her work. I told it's probably best if she goes somewhere else for the night and we can reconvene in the morning. She agrees. I tell her if she has nowhere, I'll give her money for a hotel, she tells me it's fine.

The next day she shows back up. I ask her if she found something okay and she tells me she slept on the couch of the coworker she has a thing for. This is absolutely crazy to me since I offered her money for a hotel and she refused. I asked her what they did and she looks guilty and says they cuddled for a bit but didn't do anything. I tell her sure that's what happened because come on, they obviously slept together. I called her a whore and she kicked me out told me she had had enough and I needed to be out by the end of the week and that she had tried to be reasonable. I told her she had been nothing but unreasonable, and she told me she was going back to her "friends" and that she wants me packing up by the time she gets back. She still hasn't returned and I am living in the apartment as usual.

refusing to leave shared apartment