<human>: Hi guys.

I am 18 years old, and have been dating a girl that I grew up with for two years, and we broke up a week ago. We are both still in love with each other, and have both had a significant impact on each others childhood and growing up.

A lot of things happened when we left school and we were all each other had. We could never imagine being apart or not talking to each other because we are best friends. We broke up because we were fighting almost every day over the smallest things, I would be hurt by things she said even if they weren't offensive (I don't know why), it just got too hard. 

I fear that we cannot be friends from both past experience, and what everyone in the world keeps telling me. I feel as if I will never properly fall out of love with her if she is in my life regularly. For me, it is either a relationship or no contact at all, which I really don't want to do. 

We have discussed this and trying to be together is on the cards, but should we do that? How would we go about it so that things would be okay? Should I instead try and be friends with her? Or instead break it off completely and avoid all contact (the thought of this breaks my heart)? 

I am so lost and have been crying for a week straight. Please let me know what you all think.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: My girlfriend of two years and I just broke up, and can't stay friends at all, should we get back together or not for fear of losing each other completely?