To be perfectly frank
As mean as this will sound, I don't fully believe you. Perhaps it's because I've been on the receiving end of crap stories of it being "the other girl's fault" when actually the guy just couldn't keep his ... in his jeans, eerily enough a lot of these stories sound similar to yours.
Now maybe I'm just being a bias ... but ask yourself this: if you really thought this other girl was your girlfriend, why didn't you reciprocate? Also, forgive me if I'm wrong, but alcohol makes your innibitions foggy and your actions/disorientated - it doesn't distort your ability of recognition.
One other thing is that you should have recognised your girlfriend's touch and the way she handles you if you've really been together that long. This is also where recognition should come into play because if you weren't too busy focusing on your handjob, you would have been able to look at the girl's face long enough to realise that actually she wasn't your girlfriend and you should put your ... away.
Then again, for all I know you're being genuine and maybe you're just the victim of sexual harassment. I still don't believe you didn't realise it was her. I've been absolutely off my face and I still recognise everyone I'm with, even if the one thing that reminds me they're more than foggy blurs is their distinctive voices. Or did she not even talk to you? Unlikely, as I know from my own experiences of being drunk and looking after the drunk, intoxicated people talk A LOT. So surely you could have realised she wasn't your girlfriend by just the sound of her voice?
Sorry if I'm being necessarily catty, but that's what's been perceived to me at least.
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