<human>: Hey reddit, heartbroken guy here.

My girlfriend of almost five years told me yesterday that she isn't in love with me any longer. She listed a few reasons behind everything that hadn't come to light in a number of months. I insisted that we try to build our relationship from this as we have in the past so that we can both focus on being better people for ourselves and for eachother. 

She accepted and I believe I'm going to be doing more for myself (for starters) and more for us as a team from this point moving forward.

She said that I'm very dependent, and I have been over the years. I have worked some very poor-quality jobs, gotten laid off, etc. and that put a big stress on her, myself, and us. I'm at a point now where I am financially stable, have a new car, and was just getting back to where I thought we could build a strong foundation to grow on. Then this blow comes at me and it feels like my insides are churning. That being said, I have been very dependent on her and didn't see it as a problem (looking back, I understand and wish I could change my past actions in that regard). I don't have parents or any other support system and that has to be hard on her. She's my rock.

I had total and complete trust, love, compassion, the works for this girl. We had occasional fights over silly things, but I never once would have guessed that she no longer loved me.

I woke up early and made her a really nice breakfast; realized it was kind of desperate, and went to the office to try to keep from breaking down crying. She just went to work after saying goodbye and I did have a five minute bawling session.

Sorry for the rambling. I hope most of this makes sense. Writing is helping me vent. Probably won't get a chance to check this before I go to work; going to go for a long run and try to get some endorphins pumping.

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<bot>: I want to fix this relationship and be the best person I can be for myself, her and us. She has stated she doesn't love me and we can hopefully work on fixing this.