@drzdude,
Yes, I can understand that it's hard to accept. But if you can frame it in your mind that it wasn't meant to be- in other words that you and she just weren't meant for each other but that you're still a good and valuable person who is meant for someone - just not this particular girl- you can emerge feeling good and strong about yourself instead of not good enough or lacking in some way.
And if you do get to see and know the other guy she ended up with - that may help. Once I got the definite feeling that someone I was interested in had moved on and I pictured the new partner as being better and prettier than me in every way - I thought 'they must be smarter, more interesting, more attractive', etc...and then I actually saw the person and I was like, 'Oh God - okay - if that's what he's wanted this whole time - I could have NEVER fit the bill,' - in other words he wanted someone I could never be and would never aspire to be...so more power to them.
You have to find someone who wants someone like YOU.