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My boyfriend and I have been in a long-distance relationship for 8 months. We were going through a rough patch the last two months (I was handling my grief badly and he stopped communicating/trying) - leading to him dumping me a couple days before he was vacationing in my home city with his friends via phone. Devastated, I purged everything (photos, social media, etc) and didn't contact him. His last day here, he reached out to meet for a final time since he was flying back home. While we talked, I confronted him about the way he treated me the last two months of the relationship and how I felt he was selfish with me. The conversation ended with him apologizing and asking if we could get back together. 

I immediately told him we couldn't get back together because he had really hurt me when he dumped me and didn't try to work things out; if I took him back now, I would be saying those actions would be okay. We agreed to have a trial period of just talking as friends but agreed not to hook up with other people in the meantime while we try to work on our issues. I've made it clear we'd be starting from brand new, and he would have to prove that he has a willingness to change. He agreed to make me the priority, communicate better, and try to learn how to address my needs like I do his. 

My problem now is that I know I'm still reeling from the emotional rawness of the breakup. It's clear it affected me more than it did him. I feel like I'm having a hard time trusting him to stay and feel a bit betrayed. I'm trying to figure out if this relationship is worth moving forward and how to do that. Any advice would be much appreciated.
<bot>: Boyfriend dumped me, apologized and asked to rekindle things a few days later, and now I'm struggling how to move forward.