<human>: After two years of a long distance relationship with my boyfriend, I decided that it was becoming too emotionally draining to maintain and I ended it. The problem is that I still love and care for him and that the long distance is the only reason I wanted to end the relationship - if suddenly he could move to my city, I would have no issue with getting back together with him. I'm always very happy when I'm with him, but missing him and managing an essentially online relationship is just too hard.

The worst part right now is knowing that he's hurting and that there's nothing I can do about it. I feel like the worst human being in the world because he obviously didn't have as much of a problem with the long distance as I did. He's the most caring, compassionate, patient person I know, and actually tried to comfort me while I was breaking up with him. How are you supposed to move on from something like that? I also made the probably dumb move of accepting his suggestion of breaking up for the summer and checking back in when the school year starts, which I don't think is a good idea because it may keep him from really moving on - but I couldn't handle seeing him so upset.

Logically I know that this is the right decision because I simply wasn't happy, and there was nothing that could be done to fix it, but I love him so much that I don't know what the next move is.

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<bot>: Broke up over long distance issues with boyfriend, who I still love and care about. How do you stop feeling guilty? Has anyone else gone through this and can provide some insight from the other side?