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Edit- after a few moments of thought, if I'm really honest with myself, I'm having trouble saying anything that might appear to be taking responsibility for something I don't belive I did.
Thanks for the edit. I think I understand better now what's happening.
One of the things I struggle with is that these stories are often inaccurate representations of how I felt, or what i was trying to communicate, or my opinion about her or a topic.
I see a lot of these kind of posts on the relationship threads. It's not just exclusive to people who have PTSD and whatnot.
So what you're dealing with are intentional feeling accusations. Some examples are “I feel like you don't care about me” after someone doesn't give a birthday present. Or “I feel like you are judging me” after someone says something that could be misconstrued.
“I feel like you are criticizing and correcting me” when you are trying to fix something is your example.
Your example is a little very hot because from my perspective it does look like you are trying to correct something? Your intention wasn't too scorn her but it was an indirect criticism and correction was it not?
Anyway the key that is those things feel true to the person, and it is their fears. Most of the time people say it because that's the best way they can describe their hurt. You don't have to take responsibility, but you can acknowledge it like you mentioned. “I can see why you would think I don't care about you because you didn't get a birthday present.”
So she cheated?