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Input: I have been diagnosed and struggling with clinical depression for 3 years now. I always share my thoughts to my gf cause she's the only one I trusted and I thought she'd understand. We've been officially together for 3 years and she was really a great help to me.

Ffw to 4 months ago, she broke up with me and told me that we need to let go of each other because religion will tear us apart in the end (we're from different religions and deeply religious families). I accepted that and I did my best to move on but we still talk every once in a while.

Ffw to present, she said that being with me was taking a toll on her mental state. She told me that she has cried a lot of nights when we were still dating, unbeknownst to me. She didn't know how to handle the problems I share to her and I think she blames me for her being depressed too.

I noticed that she doesn't want to call me at night anymore(we used to call at night) and I wasn't sure if this was because she doesn't like talking to me cause it'll ruin her mood or if she's moved on already. Now she's interested in another guy (though I don't mind that, I respect her decisions)

I'm wondering if me sharing my depressing thoughts was not a good thing and maybe I should've just kept them to myself.

sharing my depressing thoughts to my gf