<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

About a month ago, my girlfriend of 6 months dumped me - despite the fact that we are attracted to each other, get along well, have similar interests, and have good chemistry - because, she said, she wasn't falling in love with me; and she requested that *I* help *her* prevent us from getting back together.

So I didn't talk to her for a few weeks. Then she IMed me shortly, saying that she hoped we could be friends. I have to redefine my life without her in it, so I told her I didn't have room for that right now. Then, a week later she IMed me just to say hi, then sent me a link she thought I would like through Facebook, then eventually tried to call me - which I didn't answer.

I set up a time to talk with her on IM, and explained to her that I didn't want her to contact me any more. She then confessed that she has been checking my Facebook and Twitter regularly, and wants to know how I am doing - though she agreed she would "try" not to contact me any more.

Additionally, we frequent the same places, so I am now avoiding some of those places so we run into each other. I'm fairly certain that if we see each other, she will be affectionate with me again, and we'll end up hooking up for a bit, then she'll dump me again. This last time was the 3rd time she had dumped me.

Does this make any sense to anyone? Trying to help her avoid me is interfering with my social life, and on top of it, it's not fair for me to date anyone else because I'm not over her. It seems like if she doesn't want to date me, it shouldn't be so difficult for her to stay away from me.
<bot>: my girlfriend dumped me and wants *my* help in staying away from me, even though everything in our relationship was fine.