<human>: Hi all. Just looking for some outside advice. Will provide advice to your question if you have one in return for your opinion.

So anyways, I've known this girl since elementary school. We dated all of high school and couldn't have been happier together. Never really fought. Told each other everything. Spent way too much time together. We were each others firsts. She's the closest person to me. Best friends. You know, the whole spiel. 

After high school we both went to college in the same city, but at different schools. We continued to date but then sophomore year we started to have a bunch of little problems and we ended up taking a break to give each other some space. We decided to not talk at all during the break. 6 months later, we get back to our hometown for the summer and obviously get back together. We've been together off and on ever since. 

The problem is we occasionally talk about what we're doing and what we want. We're both confused as to what we should be doing because we both feel like we should be experiencing other things but we don't/can't let each other go. We both think that experiencing new things would let us know if we really do want this or not. Are we just scared? The story on paper sounds so textbook, and I know the answer. But I don't want to go through with it.

* Should I just force a break and try and move on without her?
* Should we try to work through it knowing that we could be happy together? 
* Will these feelings of wanting to experience new things ever go away?
* There is no real reason to break up... We don't hurt each other apart from the confusion of this all. Is that a good enough reason to end it? I just feel like I can't justify it.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

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<bot>: Questioning my relationship with my high school girlfriend/best friend of 6 years. Looking for advice outside of my situation.