<human>: So me and my girlfriend has been together for almost 2 years now, but because of some personal issues she has, she has a hard time with intimacy(PTSD-symptoms) and she just found out she wont be able to get into treatment for it in another 6 months.

So we decided to take a break for a few months because up until now its been very hard for her, and me, emotionally to deal with the situation especially since we dont live together and can only see eachother on weekends mostly. She has felt it harder and harder to look forward to seeing eachother because she wants to show me love and affection but cant really do it. 

The day we decided to take a break, it was like a enormous weight was lifted off her, we canceled all plans we had for the next few months and decided we would sort of start over after we'd had some space. That last weekend she was able to be happy and love me like she wanted, and that also made me very happy, and I think it was the best decition we could have made. We both love eachother very much.

The reason Im here is that I've been having a hard time adjusting to not seeing her, talking to her and being able to love her. It feels like a mini-breakup and I dont know how to deal with it since we're not actually breaking up. We both still love eachother, she's still there for me if i need her but she needs space and time to get out of the negative loop we were in before. 

So i guess what im looking for is advice, perhaps from a bit older crowd, since this feels more like marriage separation. What i should focus on so i dont feel so bad. So im also able to use this time into something positive so we can get together after and both be happier people. How i should think about things instead of just missing her all the time and counting days. Both practical and emotional advice.

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<bot>: GF and me decide to take a break so we can be happier together. How can i use this time to actually do that instead of just missing her?