<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I'll try to keep this brief but I can expand if people ask. I dated this girl for about a year and a half. For about a year I was away at college. About a month ago she told me that she wasn't sure she loved me as much as she used to and this is a direct result of not visiting her enough while I was away at school. She told me she doesn't want to label our relationship for the time being, and that she is confused and needs time to sort herself out.

I respected this and apologized for having wronged her. I am dealing with personal anxieties and unfortunately I let that interfere with the attention I paid her.

A week or so later, she approached me and told me she regretted breaking up, but that she doesn't think she can be the girlfriend I deserve right now. She proposed the idea of being friends for now and trying to strengthen our connection. To her this means continuing to have sex and to still spend time together. However we will not label each other as boyfriend and girlfriend. At first I wasn't really open to the idea because I want commitment, but after a few days I came around to the idea. I love this girl and want to help her find herself. Maybe that will lead to us getting back together, which I think is something we both would like.

Anyway, she is now attending the same college as me and I really wanted outsider opinions here. Am I doing something that's going to end up hurting me? Or is this a road that will actually lead to reconciliation and us getting back together?
<bot>: ex and I are trying to strength our connection by continuing our closeness without the labeling. I want to know if this is healthy and is a path to getting back together.