Betrayal and Heartbreak: Overcoming Infidelity and Moving On

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He cheated l forgave him and the time l started to forget and move on from everything he cheated again,sending me video of him with a new girl dancing in a Tarver and he didn't end things with the first one.l didn't want to believe it but l got a proof that he is dating two girls except me,he came back and denied the second one,so l fell in his trap and became blind and believed him and forgave him again.we started talking anytime when l was calling him anytime without any problem and he was doing the same for about two weeks,l thought everything is under control and he is back forever and l believed that he really changed but this week when l'm calling him he doesn't answer my calls yesterday he just blue ticked my massages.l asked him why he is not answering my calls he just kept quiet and after some time he said "hy" like someone who doesn't care,no sorry l was busy or something,l feel like stupid to allow him back in my life,l'm just confused and tired l just want out for good this time,l thought he loved me the same way l do but l see now there is no love maybe l'm the one who is forcing things,any advice how to avoid calling him guys.

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