<human>: We dated for almost a year.  She was gorgeous inside and out, and I often question whether I'll ever find someone who can compare.  I've dated several people previously (for longer periods of time) and have been on some great dates since, so I don't feel as though I have blinders on. 

She lived at home after college while trying to find a job.  Her parents hated that she came out to see me on the weekends because they are conservative prudes, which led to her feeling a great deal of guilt. 

One day, she called me to tell me it was over.  We had just hung out the day before and made plans for the week.  She would always tell me she thought I was perfect, a "unicorn," etc.  Her explanation during the breakup call was some vague "I can't be happy in a relationship right now always having to hide it from my parents since I can't move out until I find a job."  But just two weeks later, I see her on Tinder and Bumble....

I pleaded with her over the phone when she called me to end it, and I sent one follow-up text the next morning laying out how I felt, how the surprise ending made  no sense, and how it was unfair to make such a rash decision without any discussion.  It was totally unlike her, and that is not how two people who love each other handle problems, I said.  She replied "I am sorry if my reasons aren't enough for you."  There has been zero communication from her since then.  She defriended me on all social media (something she did not do with other exes), and deleted all pictures of me from all accounts (also something she did not do with others).

Every single day I talk myself out of sending her a text, but I can't stop thinking about her and what the hell caused her to call off everything so suddenly, and with no real explanation.  I constantly wonder if she is just waiting for me to reach out.  I would get back together with her in a heartbeat if it was an option.

Any thoughts on this would be greatly appreciated!

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<bot>: GF of a year whom I adored, whom I feel may be the best I'll find, broke it off via a vague phone call 7 weeks ago, no contact since.  Any point in reaching out?