So I normally don't post on here but I don't have any friends to talk to.

Back story first:

I met my now ex boyfriend about 2 months ago and from day 1 I just knew he was the one . We had this instant connection that I've never had with anyone else before. We were already making plans for our future together and fun things we were going to do together and I've never done that with anyone because I've never seen a future with anyone until him. For a month everything was going great like that and then one day it stopped. My depression became overwhelming to the point that I could barely function. I hadn't told my boyfriend about my depression at the time . We were hanging out during the time it was bad and we got into an argument because he felt like I was neglecting him and mad at him. I finally told him the real reason and he said he understood. The next time we saw each other my depression was back to its manageable ways and I thought he and I were fine. Apparently I was wrong because out of nowhere yesterday he ends things with me . He says he still really likes me but the connection we had is gone for him. He offered to try and work things out but even though I really want that I know he doesn't and was just saying it to make me happy, I told him no. I still think we could be great together. He's coming over this Saturday to bring me the stuff I had been keeping at his place .

So after that long story my question is: when he comes over should I try and talk to him and see if anything can be different ? Or should I just take my things and let him walk away forever .

Btw he broke up with me over text so we haven't seen each other and I feel like face to face might be different .

P.s I have already told my mom about it and I feel like once you do that there is no going back .

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