<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My boyfriend dumped me this morning while I'm visiting him. We've been carrying on a long distance relationship since May.  We are currently long distance because I'm finishing school, I should be done next December.  The only reason he stated was that he didn't want to wait any longer to have kids.  We had talked about it previously, and while I wasn't sure I was ready for kids at the beginning of the relationship, we have both expressed that it is something we want together since then.  The problem is his time table, he wants children as soon as possible and told me that he thinks he should explore other options so that he doesn't have to wait a year.  Realistically I don't think he can find someone else who wants to have his kids in a year.  I'm asking if there's any advice on how to start a conversation that could salvage the relationship.  I've told him (and it's been my own personal philosophy) that long distance relationships are only good if they aren't holding people back from being happy in other parts of your life.  I would understand if he had met someone he thought he could be happy with, but I don't think he has.  Everything was going very well and I'm just wondering if there's anything I can do to "fight for" the relationship or if I should just let it go and see if he's single in a year.
<bot>: Boyfriend broke up with me because he doesn't want to wait a year for me to close the distance in our LDR, mostly because he wants kids asap. Anything I can do?