<human>: Sorry for the wall of text:

I have been dating an amazing guy for 2 years. I'm his first girlfriend. We're both 20. It was amazing, trusting, perfect. The only way I could think to improve the relationship were small things that I really didn't mind. We didn't fight, but communicated our problems. We were long distance for a year, and because of that the puppy love didn't fade till almost 18 months in. 

We moved in together for 3 months over the summer, and it kinda sucked. We had nothing to do, and he couldn't find a job. We had no friends around. We were okay, but it wasn't fun. 

A week ago he told me he didn't think he loved me anymore. I was totally shocked: while I had a idea he might be a little worried, I didn't think he would ever dump me. he was very committed. He said he wanted to make the decision together, but he thought he might want it to be permanent. 

So we broke up. A few days later, he shows up at my class to ask how I've been. I broke down and said I wanted it to be a break, he said we could try it. He comes over a few days later to talk about it, and after snuggling, said he felt things he hadn't felt in a long time, and that he thought he was falling for me again, and that we could try again later and he thought it would work. He said that we'll try seeing each other rarely, and start over in a few weeks. He said I was his girlfriend, and basically implied everything was okay again.

He slept over a few nights later, and we made love. We talked, only to have him admit that he wasn't sure anymore. That it could still be a break, but he wasn't as sure he would fall for me again. We came to an understanding, and he tried to get me (rather insistently) to have sex with him again. I feel disgusting.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Boyfriend of 2 years dumps me, kisses me and implies we'll break and get back together, changes this to a break with an uncertain ending, has sex with me, and now isn't sure it will work.