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Input: So my ex was texting me saying she was “curious” about how much I told my girlfriend about our break up. I told her that I told my girlfriend we broke up because of the long distance and her extremely severe depression. She got really pissed off saying it was wrong for me to tell her that (my ex is much healthier now btw).

She says “I have never shared such private information about you and never would. It's just no one else's business and does not have any place in a conversation with someone other than you”

And that’s fair enough, honestly. But my girlfriend directly asked me how we broke up, and my ex and I were together for 2 years and I didn’t want to lie. It’s just as much my break up as it was hers and the break up really impacted me, triggering me into a severe depression of my own at that point of my life. I told my girlfriend about the break up from my perspective, it wasn’t just me gossiping about my ex, ya know?

Anyway I apologized to her because we’re still friends and I’m trying to keep it that way but I don’t feel I’m in the wrong here...AITA???

telling my girlfriend about my ex-girlfriends depression