<human>: I met a nice girl at college a year ago. We hit it off. Started dating and she became my girlfriend. We did move very fast. Soon we were sleeping with each other most nights and spending a lots of time together. Overall a great relationship.

Fast forward to summer. She lives in another state. The relationship becomes long distance. Minimal contact due to holidays for a month. A few snapchats and messages a week. I visited her, meeting her family, however things between us felt awkward. Over those few days I asked what was wrong. She said she didn't know what she wanted and wondered if we had entered the relationship too early and quickly.

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The chemistry we had was dissolving. We stopped getting along, over a few days! I was frustrated and suggested breaking up. This accelerated and we decided to split as it wasn't feeling right. We wanted to stay friends. So i've been NC for a few weeks. I'm not distraught. I look back over the relationship quite fondly. However, I feel that I do still care for her lots and it's hurting quite a lot to try and just forget her.

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As we broke up, we mentioned trying again back at college. Though I think the damage may have already been done. I have no idea if no contact will cause her to change her mind, or if seeing me again in the new semester will make a difference.

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We will likely meet up for a coffee in the new semester. Is it be wise to pursue a second attempt? The general answer is to move on, but I think we can give it a better shot, instead of jumping ship at the first hurdle. 

**PLEASE HELP** Any tips on what I can do or to improve for another relationship. Appreciated. Thank you.

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<bot>: Split up with GF over summer between college amicably. Chemistry seemed to vanish after our month spent apart. Wondering if wise to try again when returning to college. Should I message her before we go back?