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"I&amp;#039;m 21 and for a year I was seeing a 25-year-old foreign guy I met at uni. We were great together, but three weeks ago he broke up with me. He said I did nothing wrong; that it was all his fault. He admitted he&amp;#039;s not a one-woman guy and that he was sleeping with other girls all the time we were together. I was faithful and honest with him \u2013 he was my \uFB01rst real love. I feel used and disgusted, and it&amp;#039;s made me lose all con\uFB01dence in myself. He begged me not to be angry with him but I love him too much to be cross. I just keep hoping he&amp;#039;ll call.  Dazzled by wishful thinking and blinded by inexperience, you never saw who he was, only who you wanted him to be. The guy who&amp;#039;s breaking your heart now is not him. The real him was and still is nowhere near ready for a deep relationship. And you know what? Neither are you. You still have masses to learn about yourself, and knowing your own strengths is what gives real con\uFB01dence \u2013 the kind that nobody else can give you or take away. This guy wanted you for pleasure, and needed your company, \uFB01nding himself far from home. He may grow up someday, but for now he&amp;#039;s an immature kid, using girls as comfort blankets and then tossing them aside. He&amp;#039;s scared of your anger because he knows he deserves it. So be angry! Anger can be a healing storm that passes, leaving the heart clean and clear. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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