<human>: I'll try to keep this short and kind of vague, in case someone I know sees this so please don't upvote this too much. My girlfriend Kate and I met almost 2 years ago, and started dating shortly after. At first, things were great. We clicked really well, liked a lot of the same things, and literally never fought. We don't live together, but we had started to discuss maybe moving in.

But more recently, things had started to die down. I don't know how else to put it. It's like the love evaporated. I liked spending time with her, but found myself not really caring one way or the other whether she was around or not.

I want to be very clear: there's nothing wrong with her. She's a smart, beautiful girl and we had a lot of fun sometimes. The sex was honestly the best I've ever had. But at the end of the day, I felt like the "love" part left, and I needed something more from a girl than just generally liking them. I started second-guessing whether I was really in love with her at all, or whether it had just been puppy love.

She, however, thought I nearly walked on water and was SO in love with me and wanted to marry me. I just didn't think I could be that person for her. So yesterday, I broke up with her. I felt bad, but told her that I just didn't see a future with her. 

Now, my friends are acting weird about it and have started hinting that I made a mistake. I'm confused. I miss her, but things felt so dead to me. Even when we were on dates, it was fine, but I wasn't over the moon or anything anymore. But now everyone seems to think I messed up and is saying it's a normal relationship stage. Being bored and not in love is normal?

Did I fuck up? How do you know if you've found the one?

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<bot>: – After dating my girlfriend for almost 2 years, I realized the passion isn't there and I don't think I love her anymore. I broke up with her. Now I'm wondering if I made the right choice.