<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

This is mainly for venting purposes, but I need help too.

My first girlfriend and I have been together since just before I turned 15. Our relationship grew and she eventually became my first everything: kiss, sex, love, you name it. Our internal relationship was very good, but over the long period of time I have received an immense amount of pressure from both male and female friends and family to break up with her. People simply did not like her, even though I saw great things in her behind those flaws. 

As I head into my senior year of high school, and she heads off to college (only a 30 minute drive from my town, but enough to make a relationship tough), I feel like I can't handle such a serious relationship, especially when her hopes are so high for the two of us. I feel like I haven't lived enough individually, and I have huge dreams for my future. Being with the same girl my whole life is something I just simply can't do.

It doesn't help that I was not enjoying the relationship in recent months. For these reasons, I broke up with her. Today, she put me on the spot exclaiming that I just don't love her anymore. I don't know if that's true, because I deeply care for her, but I feel like I cannot be in this relationship anymore. Did I do the right thing by breaking up with her? I am very sad by the breakup, almost as much as she is. Yet, I still remember very clearly how set and sure I was on doing it, which is why I stay set on this being permanent. I want her desperately to have a wonderful life, but not with me.
<bot>: Broke up with my girlfriend because of fear and a desire for growth. She asked me if it's because I don't love her, but I do. I think.