<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My boyfriend and I have been together a little under one year. 

I am an incredibly private person, and have problems with my anger. 

Overall, we do have a very great relationship. 

One of the issues we are having lately, is that we both have been going through very hard times in our personal lives as individuals. For me, health wise causing me to take time away from school, and him being financially unstable and family issues.

I broke up with him during a fight. Big mistake, and I regret it a lot. A lot of the fighting we had been going through is a result of my lack of communication, combined with our emotional trouble as individuals. I try and avoid conflict and I really want him and I to be happy, which caused me to blow up at him. 

He is furious with me, and after giving him some space (4 days) I reached out to him in hopes of speaking and trying to resolve our issues, whether it means us staying broken up, or actually trying to resolve our problems.

I feel awful that I acted at a time of such anger, and ultimately let my anger get the best of me, overall, I believe if I hadn't acted this way, we could have resolved what is bothering us, especially me.

Reddit, I come to you for advice on what the best, most calm way to approach him in hopes to somehow overcome our obstacles and perhaps move on and talk about leaving our personal troubles out of our relationships, and solving problems that I believe our fixable. 

Can you provide me advice on how to stay calm, and the best approach to something like this? We have a lot of mutual friends, and live in the same small town, so even if we do not get back together, that we carry on neutrally. 

Thank you so much
<bot>: Help me approach him calmly, try and resolve our conflict, whether its staying broken up and being neutral or working on resolving our relationship