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Input: I've dated this guy in the past and he recently came back into my life. When he did, he was in a better place (he suffers from depression) and seemed to have improved himself a lot since we last were together (about a year). We're in two different states so we've been hesitant about jumping into a relationship, so we've kept it casual and flirty. However, he keeps getting more serious saying "You're the only girl I can see myself with" and constantly reiterates how much he likes me.

This was obviously everything I wanted to hear because I truly like this guy a lot. But, in between saying these things, he would say he never wants a relationship again with anyone, or would get very distant with me and hardly say two words to me. His depression has gotten to a point where I feel isolated and shut out, and it feels like him and I have no communication or sense of hope for a future.

I ended up telling him all of this and how I wanted to end the romantic aspect of our relationship and keep it platonic until he was in a better place, and he flipped. Told me I had no idea what "place" he's in and I shouldn't be diagnosing him. I apologized for how I phrased it and told him I wasn't trying to diagnose him, just express to him how the way he's been acting has affected him. It's been over a week and he hardly talks to me at all, and when he does, it's only a few words at a time. He told me he doesn't really see a future with me anymore. 

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AITA for expressing to someone how their mental health is affecting me? Should I have been more patient and understanding, or is he in the wrong for shutting me out after always telling me to communicate with him?

wanting to end a relationship because of his depression