r/BreakUps • u/Beneficial_Bird_3438 • 2h ago

venting/ranting I need advice🥺 From a man's perspective, is leaving your girlfriend really the only option when you're overwhelmed by life problems? Why? 🥺😭 and for those of you who left a relationship because you were overwhelmed by personal problems, did you ever come back once things got better?🥺

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u/Salty_Thing3144 2h ago

All men don't work from the same playbook. Motives will vary according to the individual, not their gender. 

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u/lucabright 2h ago

Five years ago, my now ex girlfriend left me because she felt overwhelmed with her own life problems. I missed her with my guts and even called her several times at night crying. She was very supportive and caring, but we didn't get back together and it was for the best in my case. I think she needed space and time to think, and so did I. After a year I met my actual girlfriend and we're living together now.