<human>: I've been in a relationship for just over 5 years. We both started dating when we were a freshmen in college. I graduated in May and he is graduating next week. We have had a rocky relationship but have always managed to work things out.

This summer I was diagnosed with depression and since have been taking medicine to try and balance things out. I have my up days and I have my down days. I am working on it. One of my major issues is being negative with things. I see the bad in a lot of situations and assume that things will go wrong, especially in my relationship.

Part of the reason I am so negative about my relationship is because he has lied and broken my heart (trying to hook up with my old roommate, going behind my back and meeting women online to chat with- and then lying about it) so many times that it is hard to believe him when he says it won't happen again.

We have been working really hard at our relationship the past couple of months and things have been a lot better. I was beginning to trust him and trust in our relationship again. However I still have my days when I feel like everything in my life is falling apart.

Today we were arguing and things got a little heated. He told me he doesn't like me because I'm negative. Not that he doesn't like me WHEN I'm negative, he doesn't like me BECAUSE I'm negative. I am under the impression that you can't love someone you don't like. He however tells me that he does love me still. 

Any outside perspective would be wonderful.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Boyfriend told me he doesn't like me, but loves me still. I'm convinced in isn't possible to love someone (relationship wise anyways) and not like them.