<human>: Hey Reddit, I'm in a shitty situation - here's the deal:
My boyfriend of 8 months, who I am still completely in love with, broke up with me because he changed his mind about wanting to be in a relationship (he got out of a nasty marriage in October right around the time we met). Because of his divorce and my employer going out of business, we both are living with family now. We had planned to move in together once we both found jobs, but a few weeks after we both found other employment, he dropped the bomb. Neither of us can afford to live in the local metro area alone (the gas to commute is like, 100 bucks a week), but together we could afford a reasonably sized place. He still wants to hang out and go to bars and do stuff together, just not as a couple. Idk what to do. Should I do the financially responsible thing and move in together? Should I listen to my heart and move in with him in hopes of him wanting me back? Should I listen to my head and just say fuck it all together? I don't know what happened in our relationship. We never argued. There was no big fight or infidelity that lead to us breaking up. We have everything in common and he was so in love with me. At least I thought he was. Now I don't know if he ever really was, but I do know I can't afford a reasonable apartment without him and neither can he without me.

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<bot>: boyfriend broke my heart, but we're both poor so should we live together for the financial betterment of both our lives even though it will suck for me.