<human>: So in February, I met a girl who goes to the same college as me at a local restaurant through friends. Before we got to hang out, she had to move back home due to health issues. ~50 minute drive. We continued to talk and she kept saying she may come back to the town where the college is.

Well, summer rolled around. I never had time to go to her hometown and honestly didn't want to. I've had issues before with basing a relationship mostly/solely off of texting and calling and I know they don't work well. But I cared about her. And I felt bad about her because, as I said, she was sick to the point where she had to move home.

This past week she told me that, because of continuing and new health issues, she won't be coming back to school in the fall. I knew then and there that anything else besides me saying this won't work would be leading her on. So I told her. I said that I think we won't be going any further than just being friends, but I'm glad to keep talking to her (which is true) and encourage her however I can (also true, as I'm her only friend). She wasn't happy.

Her: "Wow that made my day way worse. Thanks."

Me: "I know. And I'm sorry. But it's the truth. And I don't know what else to say besides I'm so, so sorry."

Her: "You can keep your sorry!"

Me: "Alright."

And that's the last I've heard from her. Stuff like this has happened before and she apologizes the next day because, as I said, I'm her only friend. But I can't tie myself down to someone I won't see. She can't drive because of seizures and I'll be busy with school and work too much to keep going to her town. So I cut it off. But for some reason I'm wondering if it was the wrong thing to do.

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<bot>: I broke things off with a girl who was into me even thought it wouldn't work out, I was told to keep my sorry, and I'm confused.