<human>: Ok so we started dating when we were in High school. We got really really close, best friends, lovers, etc. That continued for two years until I had a bit of a rough patch and she was having a hard time adjusting to the new distance between us (we went to different universities.) We had gone almost a full year with some distance (about an hour apart) when she ended it.

We ended on not terrible terms but our relationship just was dysfunctional at 3 hours apart.

I absolutely struggled for the better part of a year after we broke up to come to terms with losing someone that I loved more than I even knew how to put into words.

Then about nine months ago she comes back into my life unexpectedly with a phone call at 1 AM and it was like nothing bad even happened... we were talking just like old times and I had kind of forgotton what it was like.. 

We now occasionally talk, but the main problem is still that distance... and I don't really know if I am just clinging onto the last remnant of a very happy time in my life or if there is seriously an opportunity to repair this very deep rift in the relationship.

I'm not going to naively expect things to be like they were before, but this girl was more than just some girl to me... She was the best friend I ever had and I would give a lot to have even just that close friendship back.

Am I just setting myself up for more heartbreak here? I am kind of at a precipice here and I need to choose whether to turn back or jump off fully.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: ex gf who I loved more than bacon is possibly back in the picture, is this a dumb thing to try and fix.