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Input: This is one of my first ever posts, so I hope I'm doing this right.

In mid-October my girlfriend (let's call her Emily) of almost 5 years died with her friend from using tainted drugs. I found both of them, hours dead, first thinking they were just drunk. To be clear my girl hadn't used heroin in several years, she knew my feelings on them. 

Our relationship was not an easy one. She struggled with depression and barely left the bed the last year she was alive. We also both have pretty serious drinking habits. I knew she was thinking about using again but never imagined one use would kill her and one of her best friends. 

Flash forward a few weeks, and something happened between me and another one of her friends (let's call her Julie) from when they were teenagers/young adults. They hadn't seen each other in years but had recently re-connected via Facebook. Julie helped me so much with coordinating and designing things for Emily's memorial, and overall had been very sweet and compassionate. 

It's very quiet here at the apartment since Emily's passing, and Julie's company very much helps get through those nights. We sleep in the guest room, in fact I haven't slept in the master bedroom since Emily died (she and her friend died on the bed).

I, along with Julie, both have strong feelings of guilt considering our newly intimate relationship. We haven't really told anybody either. Am I doing this wrong, or dishonoring Emily for what is happening between me and another woman?

having a lady friend so soon after my SO's sudden and tragic death