My 'moment of shame' is pretty deep and happened 5 years ago when I lived in Manchester. Be prepared for a long read....
Started going out with a girl from work who had already shagged one of the guys she worked with.
When we started going out she was still living with her ex-boyfriend for the first few weeks.
She then found out she was pregnant, but wouldn't actually tell me - I had to guess for myself. I s**t my pants as I've never been in that situation before.
She then goes cold on me for a couple of weeks, when I do get through to her I find out that she went to the hospital with her ex. She then has a go at me, and says that she 'doesn't want to speak to anyone with a penis'.
She never directly told me she was pregnant, but did confirm it when she said she was going to the clinic to have a 'procedure'.
Something at the time didn't quite add up though - not knowing much about morning sickness, I thought it happens as soon as the woman gets pregnant. It doesn't, as I found out later.
We drift apart, then get back together after a couple of weeks. She told me she loved me, I said the same - the first girl I'd ever said that to. Things were good.
The turning point came when I was DJing in a club and she came down with some work people. She then starts grinding with guys right in front of the DJ booth - I'm like WTF. Then, near the end of the night, a girl I hadn't seen in ages comes up to me and gives me a hug. She storms out of the club and back to the hotel.
When my shift finishes, I head back and we have an argument, where I am justifying MY actions
Kissed and made up. Later on, my housemate phones me. He hated her. He says he saw what happened, and that I should have 'laid the smackdown on her'. She was right next to me when he said this. Cue the beginning of the end of the relationship.
She broke it off after I refused to choose her over my flatmate (who I've known for 16 years). The first and last non-AFC thing I did in that relationship.
The sting in the tail was yet to come.
Whilst at work talking to my colleague who knew her well, she said I was better rid. Turns out she had still been sleeping with her ex in the early stages of our relationship, and had also slept with ANOTHER guy within work. It was like one of those movie moments when the pieces suddenly start falling into place - up to that point I always wondered why she went to her hospital with her ex instead of me. I felt sick to my stomach that day.
After that experience a part of me became a little colder, and I made to promise to myself to NEVER end up in that kind of situation again.
But I guess as that old saying goes, whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
So the moral of this story? Always have the upper hand (but I guess most of you know this already

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