<human>: My girlfriend broke up with me about a month ago. I felt bad, but I was really unhappy for a while too and any romantic feelings toward her dissolved pretty quickly when she dumped me.

"Staying friends" worked out for a little while. She's an enjoyable person and I felt lucky to hang on to her because I usually just leave burned bridges after a breakup.

For her on the other hand, I think she's still a little attached, maybe even experiencing regret. Its making me think that my track record for retaining exes as friends (zero) has probably been for the best since I'm not handling this well right now.

I'm a simple man. I believe in certain boundaries in my friendships with women, and these boundaries are being pushed. There's the unwanted physical attention, the occasional reminiscence of our former relationship, the inappropriate questions about other women I see, and so on.  She honestly thought it was appropriate to ask me if the girl I started seeing was a good kisser and good in bed. WTF, lady.

So

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: We've been close, but I think I'd had better create a little more distance. I was wrong to go against my nature as a serial bridge-burner.