<human>: It's been six weeks since the break up and we moved out of the space we shared. We discussed breaking up for a long time and finally pulled the cord after three years of living together. But we still sorta love each other, miss each other a lot and call one another every day or so. Mostly just to hear the other person's voice. We were each other's best friends so it's hard to keep "no contact"

Why we broke up? I have unresolved depression/anxiety that dragged out for almost two years of the relationship - unemployed, stayed indoors and clung to him for emotional support. I was a dutiful housewife, though, and spent everyday trying to make his work/home balance easier. Naturally, this drained every last ounce of energy out of him. He lost interest and eventually passive-aggressively showed he wanted out of the relationship. I, equally, wanted out since he didn't respect me enough to say how he truly felt about my disintegration. Regardless, we are now stuck in a phase where we are still close friends and keep in constant contact. He misses me but is sorta moving on with his life (not dating but looking). I still sorta love him but I realize there were many things we both did wrong in the relationship and am focused 100% on getting out of my  depression and become slef-reliant. Not sure how to proceed with this dynamic.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Not all breakups are acrimonious. Two exes still remain best friends while harboring some lingering feelings.