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Input: So girlfriend split up with me a few days ago (I'm 26, she's 25). We will buy out the lease at the end of April but I went to my brothers for the time being till I find a new place. I'm still helping split April's rent and all the furnitiure and items in the apartment is mine or my families (couch, bed, table, TV, etc). She's definitely free to see other people, that's obvious, but I told her not to bring other guys back to this place because technically it was still my apartment as well and everything in there is mine. I'll more than likely be taking all this furniture come end of April. She accused me of calling her a slut right then and there because I said don't bring guys back but I laughed it off and told her I didn't mean it like that.

Well on Tuesday morning, I had to swing by to snag my roller hockey skates. I walked in and there she was, cuddled up with a guy on our couch only 4 days after breaking up. I wasn't mad, just hurt. I told the guy to leave and then took a few hours of PTO from work and moved basically all the crap I could out of the apartment (my 55 inch TV, speakers, computer, all my clothes, etc). I still left her my 42 inch TV and my firestick to watch Netflix and crap, along with all the furniture for the time being. She kept telling me she won't bring any other guys back and it isn't what I thought it was.

Well, now a few days later, heard from a mutual friend that she has a date with a new guy and she mentioned to my mutual friend that she's bringing the guy back to our place tonight for date #2, netflix and chill. She told my friend that she doesn't know if they'll have sex yet but she wants too. (I have absolutely no idea why she would tell this to my mutual friend either, because it's a girl I've known dating back to pre-k school). So my mutual friend, who was on my side in the beginning, told me this.

Now, sure, it hurts that she is seeing other people only a week after breaking up but she's a free agent. But would I be the asshole for going and moving everything out of that apartment? The thought of her taking it on the bed I will be using for the forseable future, in an apartment I'm paying half the rent for, and them using my 42 inch TV and firestick to Netflix it up, is kind of making me sick. 

So what gives. Tell me how it is so I can gain some perspective because I still love this girl and wanted to help her out this month instead of leaving her high and dry. The fact that I love her is obviously blinding my judgment a bit and probably making me a bit resentful to this. But at the same time I don't want to be walked all over and disrespected. 

moving all my furniture out of the apartment that ex-girlfriend is staying in