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Me and my SO are going to be ending the relationship we've had for about 1 year in about 2 weeks when I leave to study abroad and Spain and she starts a sleep away camp job over the summer. We've had a great relationship, usually don't fight and have been able to talk through things with each other, usually pertaining to religion (more on that in a sec). 

The whole idea started off with taking a break during the summer as we wouldn't be in contact with her at the sleep away camp, no phones except one day a week, and id be in Europe. But recently she basically pulled out of that and said the relationship would be over.

Basically the reason why is even though we are compatible in every way, the problem is with her religious views, and she always feels conflicted because I'm not the same religion as her, and she wants the relationship and her future husband to follow Jesus and be a role model of Jesus etc, etc...

It'll be hard for both of us, but were basically spending about a week together after finals and then saying our goodbyes, What are some good tips for handling the breakup well and not dwelling on what could have been, because if not for this we probably could have been together for a long time (she had told me that), but she couldn't get past the conflicting feeling she had, and couldn't find a way to reconcile it. the decision to end was kind of mutual, but definitely more her decision. 

We're hoping to possibly be able to hang out again, but both know it'll be after we've moved on. So it could be a while
<bot>: SO and I of a year are kind of sort of mutually ending things in two weeks; best way to handle the week before while we are still hanging out, and the future