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Hey all, my gf and I have been dating for a little over two years, and I have been happy the entire time. I have depression and a poor home life, and so I think that put more pressure on her than she was happy with.

I found out about two weeks ago that she hasn't been happy for the last few months. She said that when I'm speaking about my day, things that don't concern her directly, she finds in incredibly difficult to pay attention. When we're deciding what to do, she gets inexplicably frustrated.

I mentioned some things to her, and we're also determined that because of my depression, I end up being somewhat of an emotional rollercoaster, which made her check out, and my life circumstances are such that she doesn't have much hope for the future of our relationship. I moved out a year and a half ago, went to school the following year, then had financial issues all year (student loans) and struggled at school by taking on too much work.

I haven't found a job yet, so the financial issues are still there, though I'm living with my parents again and they help me out there. I have learned from my mistakes and will be taking fewer classes next year. My mood has also been much more stable the last few weeks.

Despite this, she says she's only feeling more unhappy. She also says that she still loves me. She wanted to break up yesterday, I asked that instead we go on a break (probably two weeks or so) and that she consider a couples counselor. She said that if it takes a year she doesn't want to do that. I answered what if it takes a year, and we're together for twenty. She said what if it takes a year, and doesn't work, she'll regret it super hard.

I feel like she only agreed to the break to ease my pain a little. Is this situation salvageable?
<bot>: My S/O is unhappy in out reltaionship due to my shaky life circumstances. Is this salvageable?