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We're both in our early 20's. We've been dating for 3 years, living together for 1.

I was diagnosed with severe depression and anxiety about 6 months ago or so. It's always been there, but the ugly beast finally made itself known. And it's destroying my relationship.

There have been a few times I (female) have just flown off the handle and my temper had the best of me. Stormed out of the apartment, snapping back at what he has to say, etc. I've been going to a psychiatrist, taking pills, and just started therapy. I am really working on getting better, but I'm afraid the damage has already been done.

My boyfriend has become so distant, and I don't blame him. He never wants to talk, he's quiet around me, never wants sex, doesn't want to be close... I can tell he walks on eggshells around me, and I hate it. We had a talk and he finally came out and said that my mental illness is really starting to wear him thin. 

We've been struggling financially and we're going to have to move to a new place because we can't afford our current one. It seems like the weight of the world is on him, and I'm not sure what I can do.

When I get into these depressed states, I just can't pull myself out of it. And I usually drag him down with me.

I need to fix this broken relationship before it's totally dissolved. Please help.
<bot>: My depression has destroyed my relationship. I don't know how to fix it when I'm the one who's depressed.