Couples who have broken up and gotten back together after working on each of your issues, what’s your advice? : r/relationships
/r/Relationships is a community built around helping people and the goal of providing a platform for interpersonal relationship advice between redditors. We seek posts from users who have specific and personal relationship quandaries that other redditors can help them try to solve. My partner (28M) and I (25F) broke up this week after 2.5 years together. The breakup was completlely amicable and mutual but regretful, we both still love each other very much and neither of us truly wanted to break up but realistically it’s what’s best for both of us mentally/emotionally at the moment. We both have a few issues we need to work through and are just too emotionally/mentally burnt out to be in a place to support each other like the other deserves without burning ourselves out more. He says that he is open to getting back together in the future and that I’m someone he would marry. Everything in me wants to be back together already even though logically I know we need this time to focus on ours
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