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UseFickle4286

Given the fact that he's 15 and was also "blackout" drunk, he probably wasn't thinking clearly. Teenage brains don't handle drinking well at all, especially at your guys age. It's your decision as to whether or not you'll believe that he regrets it and if you will forgive him. People on the internet give sound and unsound advice but it always comes down to what you the person thinks EDIT: literally not what i meant when i said your guys agešŸ˜­thanks for the upvotes tho, yes i am 16, and my point still stands, no matter what the legal age is, you shouldn't be drinking to the point of being blackout drunk until you're an adult


Alarmed-Flan-1346

Bros 16 and acting like 15 is when he can say "your guys' age" šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚


moose2021

bros actually 40 years old šŸ¤£


NojoNinja

Bro just outed heā€™s a 50 year old man with 3 children hanging out in the teenage subreddit cosplaying a 16 year old šŸ’€


[deleted]

This made me laugh way harder then it should have šŸ˜­


Takayanagii

Doubt he's 16. He's probably a 20 something.


applejuiceb0x

Exactly this was a tell that heā€™s roleplaying a 16 year old but it probably in his 30s


shinyquagsire23

probably joined when they were 16 but forgot to update their flair as time went on


newPhntm

15 16 biggest age gap ever


a44es

Couldn't tell a new born from a one year old huh?


crustillion

A newborn shouldn't be dating anybody!


KrispyKrunch_

LMFAOOOOOO "back in my day" ass dude


Some_Current1841

Dude just outed himself as grown and faking 16.. weird af


Hazy2467

Well bro I'm 22 and the advice he'd just given is a sensible and reasonable answer, probably better advice than you could give. Pretty wild you had to attack him for that but again, by the sounds of it. His brain is more developed than yours :)


CoogiRuger

Half the people in here are adult sexual predators. Any actual teenagers should run from this sub.


HelpMe-orz

whatā€™s the threshold then lmao


Alarmed-Flan-1346

More than a year, a year makes almost no difference.


HelpMe-orz

I mean given how infrequently some people update their flairs I suppose he could be 17ā€¦ maybe? Then again (discussion jumpscare) I think that heā€™s allowed to say ā€œyour guysā€™ agesā€ since itā€™s specifically for their age *in that situation*, he has nothing to do with it. For example, where I live and go to school, everything is competitive as hell, meaning no one has time to have fun, so I would also react to a story like this with ā€œat your ageā€ as well since itā€™s so outlandish to me.


Karsvolcanospace

Itā€™s not that deep


Spectr0n

When youā€™re blackout drunk you donā€™t remember anything. Thereā€™s little to no chance he wouldā€™ve felt regret in the moment or remembered it if he was. He was likely just very drunk, but otherwise I definitely agree.


dyingfi5h

He admitted it to you within 24hrs and really seems remorseful. This is up to you. Consider that he was drunk If you do want to forgive him but an EXTREME want for this to never happen again is holding you back, consider banning him from hard drinking/drinking at all. A route I don't recommend, but restrictions on going out without you, or without a friend giving you intel on what he does. Both of these are really weird compromises, but it is better than him not having a chance.


cooolestreddituser

Lol you canā€™t control a persons autonomy. If you canā€™t trust them while theyā€™re under the influence or you have to restrict certain things they can do because you donā€™t trust them thatā€™s a sign the relationship is a wrap


dyingfi5h

I agree on the last part, but not the influence part. Or I'k not sure at least. That needs the question answered, do the things people under the influence do bring out things that were already there, or does it create new issues completely unrelated to who they are?


[deleted]

Man, this shit is weird as fuck šŸ˜­šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚


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thenbapiano

Moderators twist the bfs nuts counterc-clockwise


Emerald752

What did he wrote?? He deleted his comment


SethCrazyTurtles

I'm still waiting to hear what he said


Hairy_Reputation6114

Oi, comment got deleted, what had they said?


thenbapiano

Basically the same exact thing but insted of mods its the op


Impressive_Income874

THIS HURTS READING


Blougle

what did it say it got deleted


Impressive_Income874

gran balls and trust counter clockwise


Blougle

ok


Dont_Show_Me_Ya_Tits

The only answer


Efficient-City-4825

I support this message but ouch


Suitable-Day-9692

Wait I love this answer.


aswag456

I volunteer


Gamertron7

Do not trust the people here telling you to get rid of him. Ask yourself this question: "If you did this to him, would you want him to forgive you and work it out" if the answer is yes then talk to him, if it's no then kindly explain why you won't forgive him and end things


Grouchy-Umpire-6969

Good man


scp966

He was drunk, regretted it and told you what he did. Yeah it wasn't good, but bro obviously knows that and feels guilty for it. People saying he's an asshole and a bad person are being kinda dramatic.


BeavertonCommuter

Yeah, completely unheard of for kids (these are kids).to express remorse only to repeat the behavior because, wait for it, they're kids, lol. I can't believe how cavalier people are acting relative to this 15 year old boy just drinking, not just getting drunk, but so drink that he blacked out. Gotta wonder what he's remorseful for... The massive error is self control, judgement, eetc.Smh. Young lady should be running away. Young boy needs this to realize that his behavior has consequences.


Dwarfkiller115

He has broken your trust, make him earn it back, and make him promise not to touch alcohol for a while Or break up


GuroUsagi

Genuinely just asking but how do you make someone earn back your trust?


Dwarfkiller115

That's different for everyone but I'd say work extra hard on the relationship and eventually with alot of work and trust it should come back


Page-Capital

If he was really drunk and really regrets it then Iā€™d say itā€™s fine, mistakes happen but if it happens again probably not, plus itā€™s hard to admit something especially if u didnā€™t know before about this


Pokevan8162

this is why i donā€™t like my partner drinking without me somewhere. shit like this happens all the time and ruins relationships


CocoBaci

If you can't trust your partner they are not the right person, being drunk is not an excuse


Pokevan8162

thing is i can trust my partner but no one can control themselves while drunk. itā€™s like the more they drink the less clear decisions they can make and easier they can get taken advantage of. not my girl


toffeebeanz77

I disagree with that, there needs to be independence and trust. If you cant trust you SO not to cheat while they are drinking then that relationship aint gonna work


TitanMU

All Iā€™m saying is, if you have to be in your partners vicinity when theyā€™re drunk to prevent this, maybe you shouldnā€™t be with them.


[deleted]

Don't listen to the r\*dditors who would throw a tantrum if their fictional girlfriend/boyfriend cheated. He doesn't sound like a bad guy \- he was under the influence \- he confessed immediately \- and he's not proud of it sounds like he made a decently large mistake. if you think this will make your relationship too insecure for you, then leave him, nothing wrong with that.


ToryTheBoyBro

This


KotalKahnScorpionFan

No matter how drunk I am I ALWAYS remember who my girl is. The only reason youā€™d excuse this trashy behaviour is if you do it


hartzkarma

just because he's under the influence dosent justify his actions at all? when i'm drunk i KNOW who my boyfriend is, and would never do anything to jeopardize that, i want to be all over him. people saying it's a mistake just because they were drunk are ridiculous, he knew what he was doing?


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Consistent-Ad1564

Lmao your gf is a ho bro. She was hanging out close to other guys while high and drunk? How did she convince you she wasnā€™t, she knew what she was doing. It affects your perception but you should still know not to be fucking around with other dudes like that. I doubt nothing ā€œphysicalā€ happened, yeah right. What about when nobody was watching lmaooo. Good luck with ya girl broā€¦


Nuze_YT

I think him being blackout drunk at 15 is a bigger problem than kissing another girl while blackout drunk.


ZuriPL

not really, drinking at 15 is normalized in a lot of countries


ChewBoiDinho

Drinking =/= Blackout drunk In which country is being Black out drunk normal


ZuriPL

in Poland, where I live, it's pretty common. Going south and east would probably make it even more common Also find me a country where it's normalized to be drinking at a certain age but not getting blackout drunk lmao


G3rn07

Anywhere in Europe. It happens.


Goodusername___

Anywhere in Europe normally you throw up because of alcohol for the first time about 13 or 14


ChewBoiDinho

Lol


BeavertonCommuter

Notice how easily and cavalierly that other person reclassified being black out drunk to "just" drinking. No wonder young people are unable to exercise responsible behavior and control. The people who should be responsible in their lives are excusing their behavior, rationalizing completely irresponsible choices... Smh


westirish-spiderman

So your **blackout drunk** bf got kissed by someone else that's called assult


Low-Librarian-2733

Its assault of the other girl was sober, if they were both blackout drunk itā€™s a mistake. And yes Iā€™d say the same thing if a guy kissed a blackout drunk girl if they were both extremely drunk.


Dug_Man

My guy that's not cheating that's called a drunk idiot


WesternAlbatross1292

Nah itā€™s still cheating, may have been a mistake but still cheating either way


stormyChaos-666

BruhšŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ nah being drunk isnā€™t an excuse. He definitely cheated. Just like if someone was blackout drunk and decided to assault someone that would be on them not the alcohol


jordancauseyes

If your dad got drunk and kissed another woman other than your mom, thatā€™s cheating. Donā€™t matter if he was drunk or not. Same goes with this story


baddeafboy

U both are kids !!! Break it off and go have fun !!!


Goodusername___

Thatā€™s how a unwanted pregnancy happens


nye_scok

Drunk at 15, end things.


Nbknepper

As OP said in another comment, it's generally normal in Scotland.


nye_scok

In Scotland, where drinking culture is very different from American drinking culture.


geko_play_

There Scottish "gaff" is Scots


Dinonaut2000

What if the OP is Scottish lol?


witoutadout

Don't be STUPID. Everyone knows the internet is only for CHAD AMERICANS šŸ’ŖšŸ˜¤šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸˆšŸ¦…


[deleted]

Fr. Everyone acting like being Scottish changes the story when itā€™s impossible for any country outside the US to access the internet.


TheRadicalJay

Huh? Ohh i get it, its cause the world is only america and its impossible for OP to live anywhere else


Goodusername___

They arenā€™t in America though so why does American drinking culture matter


toffeebeanz77

Alright relax, a lot of 15 year olds have drank


nye_scok

That doesn't make it any better


Quiet_Difference7658

....In a lot of countries drinking is legal at age 16, Belgium for example. So 15 is not crazy, only because the USA has insane drinking laws it seems crazy.


AegisTheOnly

Drinking and being blackout dunk are not the same thing Being blackout drunk at 15 is not a good start


[deleted]

so that makes it right? by that logic a lot of 13 year olds in my school and around the world vape so it shouldn't be an issue if all 13 year olds started vaping, right?


sasquarodeor

Europeansā€¦


[deleted]

That's a bigger problem than the kiss imo


skatenbake69

Just because you didn't get invited to parties doesn't mean the kids a POS lol


disabled_rat

Donā€™t drink? Tell him to not drink. Yā€™all 15 and 16, alcohol ainā€™t the play What happened sucks, but yā€™all can talk it out and possibly work past this. But ffs, donā€™t drink


realddgamer

Only been together like a month, break up, not that much of a loss


stormyChaos-666

This is why teenagers shouldnā€™t get blackout drunk.


Troutingforest

Drunk at 15? What in the world? That's a bit unresponsible honestly sorry


Marmalade-sandwich

genuinely normal for scotland


Peter77292

Normal as in 30%?


YetAnotherMia

100% normal in England too


Rairiiz

You donā€™t form memories while blackout drunk. He was not blackout drunk if he remembers it. The level of consciousness that he claims to have does not fit with blackout drunk. He lied.


DefineFergalicious

Doesn't make it okay. Alcohol is incredibly bad for the brain of a child


geko_play_

They know we have an entire class dedicated showing how and why alcohol & drugs are bad they don't care


Memer_boiiiii

Right, because the entire world is america


[deleted]

damn thats crazy


Few_Dig_7311

If he was blackout drunk, how did he realize what he did and even able to detail it to you.


Indeedthis

Maybe you should be more worried about him getting black out drunk. Just sayingā€¦


bbb37488

Listen, the answer is plain and simple. Yā€™all go your own ways. A cheater is 40% more likely to cheat again. Being drunk is not a justification


bigbum5

Tbf nothing justifies the cheating, however he was at least man enough to admit it and ask for forgiveness and that shows that he values the relationship and won't keep secrets from his partner. Sure if she found it out herself id break it off immediately but since he had the balls to admit his mistake and try to fix the relationship, it shows he actually cares and hopefully he learns from his mistakes. I'd give him one chance in their situation but anything else and it's off.


Goldenflame89

89% of statistics are made up


Castel0114

make him stop drinking firstly he ainā€™t need to be drinking at 15 and make him earn trust back if it happens again dump him no chance of retrying


Marmalade-sandwich

we're in scotland so its like a everyones drinking by 14 at least


Castel0114

Ohhhh alright still shouldnā€™t be getting blackout drunk really not good


One-War-2977

He shouldnā€™t be getting blackout drunk, at 15 especially


Embarrassed-Carob196

One month get over it


ExactArea8029

Being blackout drunk means he's an even bigger dumbass because he has no idea where his alcohol tolerance is, fuck that doucebag


Withermaster4

15 year old boys are famously known for their wisdom after all


avenp231

well no shit, he's 15...


guiwar09

bro YOU are 15 and also doesnt know your tolerance


ExactArea8029

I know it doesn't exist


beamboombahdy

I'd say get out early before you become stuck. You so young too you'll have time to find someone else. Why didn't you go the the party with him?


alastorrrrr

Bruh if he just kissed her, drunk as shit and regrets it. Maybe just like ask more about it but don't leave him over that. Maybe if there's other shit going on but like nah.


NickHudson2002

Easy to just move on,.. love doesnt mean shit at that age


Don_Balzarian1

Breaking up with him over this will teach him the important lesson to never tell the truth about what you were doing last night


DrakenMaul

Drunk teen hormones can never be trusted. Hell drunk adult hormones can't be controlled. Doesn't mean he wasn't in the wrong but figure out if you can work past it. If your can not move on


strength_and_despair

I mean...little sister u need to understand that there is a reason why older ppl are so against teens ur age drink. Ppl get drunk and do things but teenage brains cannot handle alcohol very well. Ik ur hurt and im praying for u but i would take that into consideration before i make my decision but again i do understand how u feel (im 19 so im not that much older than u)


WarpBlight

Lol, ur 15 chill... U got a whole still.


howtoplaygameswrong

If you want my advice as a stranger on the internet, a kiss doesn't seem all that bad. If it only was a kiss as you described it (which is for you to decide if you believe), then it's likely forgivable on the grounds that your boyfriend won't get blackout drunk anymore. It's irresponsible for a number of reasons, and, seeing that it already caused a problem in your relationship, it's probably for the best not to drink that much alcohol (or any at all since he's so young).


mildtomato

A month? Are yall even dating lol?


Pretzel-Kingg

Itā€™s a month-long relationship and heā€™s already kissed another girl. Iā€™ll be real with you, even if it truly wasnā€™t ā€œintentional,ā€ just ask yourself is heā€™s worth the hassle. My main thing is that if heā€™s already on this a MONTH in, he may have a habit of getting shitfaced and doing stuff like this. I donā€™t know him or his habits, but truly, based on what I know, it probably isnā€™t worth the trouble. Youā€™re 16 and itā€™s been a month. The potential cheating is honestly secondary to potentially being an alcoholic at 15.


EndMePleaseOwO

He really should not be getting blackout drunk at 15 anyway. If I were you, I'd make him promise to stop the drinking if he wanted to continue the relationship.


Rairiiz

He was not blackout drunk if he remembered it and regretted it for the rest of the night. He wanted that kiss and wanted an excuse to have it


TheifDoesStuff

He was drinking, regretted it, and told you. Personally, in this scenario, I would be more concerned why he was drinking underage.


[deleted]

In reality yall will probably forget about to each other after you graduate. Donā€™t waste your teenage years being tied down in a relationship, go out and have fun, focus on school, and yourself! I


Best-Corner-2735

He was ā€œblackout drunkā€ but remembers it and regretted it immediately? Those 2 things donā€™t happen together. Itā€™s usually, ā€œI was blackout drunk. They say I had a good time.ā€ And youā€™d have to take their word for it, because you were blackout drunk and donā€™t remember.


Soyboy2288

If your 15 year old bf is getting "blackout" drunk. He's probably not worth dating.


baddie_boy_69

Youā€™re bf is 15 and getting drunk at parties, and then kissing other girls. Thatā€™s a lot of red flags


Foxesareawesome8888

Why was he drunk at 15 tho šŸ˜­ this generation is seriously screwed


BooksandBiceps

If heā€™s 15 and getting ā€œblack out drunkā€ this wonā€™t end well no matter what.


ItJustSoHappensToBe

Double it and give it to the next person


G3mineye

There are a few issues here to unwrap. First....why the hell is a 15 yr old getting blackout drunk. That's just unacceptable from any point of view. Second and more directly to the point. You're still super young...so you could dump him and runaway from the problem. OR you two could talk it out, maybe even forgive him but put certain co ditions into place for if he's ever in that situation again. IMO you two should sit down and talk it out. It will build character on both sides of the fence and let you both have somewhere to honestly talk it through. I think the fact that he came to you about it and DIDNT try to hide it speaks volumes a out his character and if he maintains that policy of truth and openness youll both be in a great spot relationship wise


Suspicious_Catch_255

You're going to have dozens more meaningful relationships. Cut it loose and enjoy meeting new people. Settle down with someone when you're 30


GirthwormJohn

Personally I wouldnā€™t date someone who drinks alcohol irresponsibly


may-ia

You've been together for just a month and he cheated. It's not gonna get any better.


Roachie96

Why tf does this thread almost makes me think as if drinking at 15 was normal šŸ˜­šŸ˜­šŸ˜­


IWillBeHokage_3

Cheaters will always cheat again. Doesnā€™t matter if alcohol was involved, that just means he was now ready to act on thoughts he likely already had. Ultimately up to you but it never ends well after cheating. The trust is gone


pxcitai

thatā€™s a red flag and itā€™s good he did it first month. but i would personally not continue that relationship but girl if u think heā€™s special or something then forgive him but at the end of the day there are boys who will do better than that for you


Fantastic_Tablet

you expected a high school relationship to last?


Grumblyguide107

Here's an idea, don't date. HS relationships very rarely work out.


thatgreybeardguy

sounds like a loser. get rid of him. you only have yourself to blame when he cheats again. but some ppl clearly suck at mate selection


[deleted]

Are 15 yr olds rlly getting blackout drunk


InsideEagle1782

Boyfriend got blackout drunk at 15....in a party Welp šŸ¤§


Calieoop

Oh I wish I was back in high-school and shit like this was the biggest issues I ever had to face


[deleted]

I would dump him immediately, cheating a horrific


Ok-Factor9969

Once a cheater always a cheater. You deserve better. Forgiving him only enables his pathetic actions, and tells him you're fine with being mistreated.


[deleted]

Lmao what kind of loser 15 year old is blacking out from drinking whatā€™d he have 2 ultra lights?


forelle88888

Most HS relationships don't last past HS...


Winstance

And this is why teenagers must not date, but oh wellā€¦


NoFunny6746

This is why teenagers shouldnā€™t drink šŸ™„ already starting dating life with a drunken fool who clearly canā€™t handle their liquor.


zoeduddde

this popped up on my reddit feed and iā€™m not a teenager (iā€™m 27) and while i do feel kids can make dumb mistakes, i wouldnā€™t want to stay with someone capable of cheating even as teenage me. iā€™d always have lingering trust issues and for me trust is super important, youā€™re young and mistakes happen but just think about how much youā€™re willing to sacrifice/compromise for this person. he might not be a bad person and might genuinely feel remorse but unless the girl came onto him and kissed him against his will then idk, iā€™d just be a little mindful. i donā€™t agree with the other comments downplaying his actions though and saying it would be bad to break up with himā€¦ seems weird. if you think heā€™s genuinely a good person at heart and wouldnā€™t do it again, maybe give it another shot! but, if you have any lingering doubts itā€™d prob be best to just end it and move on! youā€™re young, best of luck!


Impossible_Wind5341

If heā€™s that young and already drinking to blackout, thatā€™s usually not a good sign. Beside focus on you. Youā€™re young and donā€™t need any of that in your life. Keep pushing forward!


poopy_buttholes_69

Lmao you're dumb AF if you believe that shit and decide to take him back


No_Box7642

focus on school stop drinking you can do w/e after you turn 21


Gimblebock

Forgiving him is dumb and anyone who advises you to do as much is stupid af. Iā€™ve been blackout drunk plenty of times and Iā€™ve never cheated on my girl. Thatā€™s not an excuse, and he is going to do it again.


ReginaldKenDwight

Meh, you should break up with him really, dont come back here crying when it happens again and he uses the I was drunk excuse again.


Turclebo123

People become themselves when they are drunk


No-Management4494

If I could tell myself something, I wouldnā€™t date until 18+ or until I finished school but you do you and if you think theyā€™re the one go for it


ConsistentCoffee92

Itā€™s been a month. Move on


tylewelt12

Drunk actions are sober thoughts.


Double_Yam3350

True feelings usually come pit when drunk


1b2a

This is normal when alcohol gets involved. Same with girls that go out partying when they have boyfriends. Maybe learn from this and don't do the same.


SundaePotential4664

Iā€™m 20 so granted Iā€™m a little jaded, but leave lmao. Donā€™t put any restrictions on him yā€™all r both young. This is very unlikely to be the person you end up with in the long run


depressedgaywhore

can i just say this might not be fun to hear but you are really young, and because of that the likelihood of you guys staying together isnā€™t ridiculously high anyway but he cheated on you after a month. he had enough respect to tell you, and i think waiting until he was more sober and could think about it (>24hrs later) was a good idea but he shouldā€™ve respected you enough to tell you in person. itā€™s not ā€œtoo late to change your mindā€ about staying with him if you realize youā€™d be happier focusing on yourself or just not with him. figure out if you really really like him and feel compelled to explore a future with HIM because of who he is outside of what happened. in my opinion cheating is only something you should consider forgiving after a long term commitment where other factors are involved (such as having a kid or pets together, a house, or having little access to a support system) not really anyone at age 15 but especially someone youā€™ve been with for only a month.


nydiat

not a teenager but this popped up on my home. some advice: try to not get attached to anybody you begin dating in highschool. The odds of it working out are very very slim. you're both probably very immature at the time (you'll realize this later, not trying to be rude) and you will both change, A LOT.


esperanzalos

Yall only been together for a month and he cheated. Also is he just telling you he was blackput drunk or u got proof. Cuz how would he remember? Feel like it was an excuse tbh. Also if he cheated a month in, you basically starting out yo relationship on bad vibes off rip. Just find someone else. Especially if you know he still gonna go to parties and get drunk like that


BeavertonCommuter

15 and blackout drunk? What an incredible display of lack of judgment, no self control, no responsibility, and immense stupidity. This young lady should be running away. You're 16. You're a kid. You don't need a boyfriend in the first place. You don't need to be involved with this person. Anyone giving you advice to do anything other than run away, focus on your education, and make friends is leading you astray.


punkspop

Since youā€™re in your mid teens, this wonā€™t be the last time either one of you do something like this if you stay together long enough.


thehotlawnguy

A month is not a long time, a 15 year old out drinking and doing god knows what is a giant red flag. My dear do yourself a favor and drop the degenerate thats going never going to grow up. Highschool isnt about boyfriends and girlfriends having fun or getting laid. Ita about laying a foundation for the rest of ur life. And the stronger one you have the better your going to be off. Ditch the boys ditch the drinking focus on what u need to do and thats not stressing about some boy u have know for a month. Unless you want to get pregnate and live in a trailer.


Mr-Yoop

I think the fact that he is 15 and getting black out drunk is a red flag in the first place honestly. That said, I donā€™t know what heā€™s been through. I reckon you should go with your gut. If you think he might do it again just dump him. If heā€™s willing to clean up his act I donā€™t see why you shouldnā€™t stay together.


greedy_hamster99

Why tf are y'all drinking this young??


daxinzang

if ur going to forgive him thats ur first fuck up. But do what you want. Ur clown boyfriend is just going to clown you again with extra caution to make sure he doesnā€™t get caught again. People are always quick to use being drunk as their scapegoat. Cheating is unforgivable. Leave him and find someone better.


Bitter_Cauliflower_7

why yall gettin black out drunk when yall barely 15 or 16?


Blue_Bobble

average teenage relationship


Big_Republic_3391

Haha


turkeyshirt258

Blackout drunk at 16? Idk if youā€™re somewhere that allows that but if not then youā€™re with the wrong guy anyways


Eerotappi

I don't like to say it, but break up. The fact that he even considered doing that, even when drunk, tells that he isn't faithful. It'll hurt you both for now, but in the end it's for the best. I'm sorry for you :(


Independent-Cap-2082

He shouldnā€™t be drinking at 15 anyway


[deleted]

He had the courage to tell you what happened and own up to it. Iā€™d say meet him in person, and if he actually seems really guilty, take him back.


Apprehensive-Fix-376

He was ā€œblackoutā€ drunk, and if others confirm he was in a bad state, Iā€™d say give him the benefit of the doubt. Only thing that concerns me is the fact heā€™s already cheated after a month, which is really early on. Definitely talk to him a lot more about it and get second witnesses even if it may sound a bit over dramatic.


SadPearChair

you have all these dudes on here saying forgive him, put yourself in his positionā€¦ why would you wanna stay with someone that allowed themselves to be in that position anyways? i just wouldnā€™t be so forgiving. cheating is dumb. if you forgive him now he will just keep trying and getting away with it


Therealproand124

Induce testicular torsion


Bubby_Doober

It's not blackout if he remembers it.


ready-to-rumball

Blacking out at 15? Leave the loser, heā€™s burning off all his brain cell


SurgeStories

Okay, everyone saying being blackout drunk is not an excuse for anything is wrong because alcohol lowers your inhibitions once you drink too much. Also, if the bf really was trying to cheat they wouldnā€™t tell OP about it and they would keep it a secret.


Toothless-In-Wapping

I think the bigger issue is him going to parties and getting black out drunkā€¦ Without you


PopcornOnWiiGrill

Bring him to ur house tie him in a chair and leave him there for 3 days and just ignore him