<human>: Hey Reddit. I need a little advice on how to get over my ex [18/f] of just over 2 years. I guess it would make some sense if I explain my problem... lol...

So my ex and I started dating in highschool because we were both kind of the not-cool kids. She was really pretty but didn't like sporty people, and liked anime and video games and stuff. I'm kinda geeky (apparently people say I'm good looking but I beg to differ) and also like gaming and stuff, so we hit it off easy, and well, for the past 2 years we have been pretty awesome together. Like I said, we have a lot of the same interests, but enough differences that we could tease each other and whatever (music, movies, food, blah blah). We both ended up choosing the same college without each other knowing, in similar fields so I'll see her for the next few years as well.

A couple weeks ago she started acting a little distance, and when I asked whats wrong I got the "I need a little space, I haven't seen my other friends in a while" which made sense, we'd been spending a lot of time together so I noted it but didn't think much would come out of it. After a week and a bit of just seeing her around school, letting her see movies and have a girls night and stuff, I asked her to go out on a date with me. We went out for dinner, and had a good night and stuff, she acted fine and told me she felt much better about us, so I figured everything was okay again.

2 days ago she broke up with me because she didn't feel that close to me anymore... And as I said in the title, I wasn't really expecting that... I (unfortunately?) still feel very close to her, since I had no problems over the past 2 years or more... Does reddit have any advice to help me forget about her? Quick note: We are still in highschool (canada, grade 12) and I see her every day due to mutual friends. I'd appreciate no "stop whining you're still a kid" replies, thanks.

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<bot>: ex-girlfriend of 2 years broke up with me unexpectedly and I'm having problems getting over her, since I was just at the end of highschool and was starting to think semi-longterm.