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Input: Me and my ex-partner had a relationship for nearly 6 years, being engaged for two of them. My partner suffers from problems such as social anxiety, depression and attempted suicide, however through the high's and low's we were completely committed to being with each other. This Halloween, my partner asks for us to split up on the reason that everything was getting too much (with her social anxiety, depression) and that we needed space. However, she stated that it was only until she worked things out and that she still had the same feelings, and would probably get back together anyway. After  a week, she said that the actual reason is that she didn't love me anymore which left me incredibly confused. 

We argued back and forth and we tried to move on, however for the past month I've been wanting to try and salvage anything from the time we were together. The problem I had was that we never tried to rectify or fix anything wrong in the relationship, such as the reasons why she didn't love me anymore. These were issues like not treating her the way she should (she's completely right) and that she felt alone. Over the past year I've been dealing with depression also from a multitude of reasons, so I can completely see where she's coming from. However I'm alone in thinking that we should at least try to salvage anything through talking, seeing what she wants, and attempting to fix what has gone on. We agree that our first 5 years were the best of our lives, but now already she's "moved on", has a new boyfriend (that has contradicting accounts from her and her parents) and it's "too late anyway" to try and attempt to fix it.

I feel like i'd have no problem in moving on if we tried everything and it just didn't work out, because I can accept that sometimes people just aren't meant to be. But we didn't, it was just left to die without even attempting to fix or acknowledge the issues before we broke up. Now, she has me blocked on all messaging services bar Messenger, and will refuse to see me or talk on the phone. I am completely at a loss.

Reddit, AITA for wanting to attempt to fix my ex-partner's 6 year relationship?

misunderstanding my partner and I's breakup