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I went into my college years in a long distance relationship with someone that I had been dating for 2 years prior. It ended up not working out, and although it wasn't necessarily a messy breakup (we broke up over thanksgiving break about 3 months into college) it was definitely hard to let that go. For preface, however, the relationship was one of those types that fizzles out on one end while the other is still trying to keep it going. In out situation, she fizzled out while I put more and more effort into the relationship, so it was really hard for me to reconcile.

During winter break about 3 weeks after thanksgiving, I ended up spending a lot of time with a friend of my ex's who was also my friend during high school, and we hooked up a couple times around Christmas and New Years.

Although I had not spoken to my ex since the breakup, I did not think she would be extremely mad about it, judging by posts on social media with boys and her repeatedly telling my friends she was over me. Therefore, I decided to go along with it. My ex's friend and I ended up telling her about us hooking up over winter break so that the news came from us rather than from any outside sources, and she blew up.

For the record, this friend of hers was really not a close friend, they never spent time with each other outside of school. However, my ex said "go fuck yourselves", "I considered you a good friend of mine" and basically told us to fuck off. She said we "made her look like a clown". Although I never intended to hurt her, I don't regret the decision I consciously made.

Nonetheless, AITA

hooking up with my ex girlfriend's high school friend while we were both back home from college