Not sure if I (20m) should contact my ex (19f)

Some background: Me and my girlfriend had been dating for almost a year in a long distance relationship as we live several states apart. At least once every two months one of us would drive to spend time with each other. I spent alot of time overseas so I'm used to keeping in touch with people, long distance relationships have never neen an issue for me.

We originally broke up in December because I was incredibly depressed between school and my social life. I felt like I couldn't be there for her in the way that her as a girlfriend deserved. It was also hard for me to admit to her and myself that I didn't feel like I loved her as strongly as I did before. I ended up dropping out of school during Christmas break and taking a gap semester.

Fast forward, six months and I still can't forget how good our relationship was. She was the sweetest, funniest, prettiest girl I have ever been with. If I was 100% certain the problems that we had before would go away I would contact her right now, but I'm scared that it won't have changed and I'll end up hurting her again. She told me before we broke up that she would want to try again if I had worked through our problems. I contantly think I should try again and really put alot of effort in it. Would this be a mistake?



Submitted July 09, 2019 at 11:50PM

Some background: Me and my girlfriend had been dating for almost a year in a long distance relationship as we live several states apart. At least once every two months one of us would drive to spend time with each other. I spent alot of time overseas so I'm used to keeping in touch with people, long distance relationships have never neen an issue for me.We originally broke up in December because I was incredibly depressed between school and my social life. I felt like I couldn't be there for her in the way that her as a girlfriend deserved. It was also hard for me to admit to her and myself that I didn't feel like I loved her as strongly as I did before. I ended up dropping out of school during Christmas break and taking a gap semester.Fast forward, six months and I still can't forget how good our relationship was. She was the sweetest, funniest, prettiest girl I have ever been with. If I was 100% certain the problems that we had before would go away I would contact her right now, but I'm scared that it won't have changed and I'll end up hurting her again. She told me before we broke up that she would want to try again if I had worked through our problems. I contantly think I should try again and really put alot of effort in it. Would this be a mistake?
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