<human>: Hi all

Last night, I broke up with my girlfriend of 6 months. I know that's a short duration, but we had become quite involved in each others' lives already.

The problem was that we had two different priority sets: mine was very much around work/side projects/etc, and hers was very much around our relationship. I felt that misalignment coming to a head within the last month or so, as I was getting very frustrated at my inability to make progress with my projects while maintaining our relationship to her satisfaction. Unfortunately, a sacrifice had to be made, and while it was a difficult decision I decided to end it with her rather than my work.

She hadn't done anything wrong, and she's a great person whom I care about which made it very difficult to hurt her. Now I feel not great about myself as a person for having done it.

I am very new to being the one to end a relationship like this (in the past I have always been the "dumpee" rather than the "dumper"), and I'm curious as to your thoughts on healthy ways I can navigate through this.

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<bot>: I called it quits with my girlfriend to focus on work, and now I feel bad for hurting her. How can I best come to terms with my involvement in this and move on?