Hello, hello everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Fluently Fixed where we fix every single

part of you except the parts that don't need fixing. So we have three questions that we are going to be

diving in because I did put this segment on hiatus for a bit, but it is back. So if you have

anything in your life that needs fixing, suggestions, creative brainstorming, you name it,

go ahead, put it in the Google form that is linked in the show notes, and I will get to it.

So the first question, I kind of shorten this a little bit, but it's somebody who's going

through a breakup with their partner, and they were depressed.

And I feel like everyone from, you know, Taylor Swift and Joe

Alwyn situation to anyone in your life who's going through this can kind of relate. So the

shortened version. Hi, Shannon. I'm going through my first breakup and it's one of the hardest

things I've ever experienced. My boyfriend and I were together for over two years and we broke up

because he's deeply unhappy and struggling with

depression and anxiety. He said he loves me but needs to take care of himself and doesn't think

it's fair to keep me waiting while he does. I understand and part of me feels at peace because it

wasn't due to a lack of love, but it still hurts. We're both in love and I want to support him,

but I also know that I need more than he can give right now.

So I'm grieving the relationship, but also holding on to hope that maybe someday will

reconnect after he's healed. It just feels really hard, blah, blah, blah, et cetera.

Not to blah, blah, blah, but basically I'm shortening this because I feel like a lot of people

have gone through different versions of this.

As always, fluently forward.com. You can check out my breakup ebook there, 99 pages of all my breakup advice.

I have had a breakup like this and it's really hard and it's so sad because at least for me and I'm sure it was true for you too.

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