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I have dated my now ex-girlfriend for 3+ years now. We have been together since high school and currently we are about 100 miles apart due to college. 

About 3 weeks ago we are texting and she says something like "Do you feel anything anymore...?". Not exactly her words but same idea. I know how she is feeling. I feel a little of the same so I agree and she asks for a break. I reluctantly agree to this and waited two weeks. It was painful for me.

Now I love her very much and I made the most common mistake of calling and texting her near the end of the 2nd week. The call ended up in a break up and left me torn apart. She knew it was too sudden for me and I asked if I could see her this spring break before she leaves back to college for four months. She agreed.

We discussed why, we kissed (she allotted me three...), hugged, and she talked how this may or may not be the end. At this time I am maintaining composure and trying to support her decision and agree (I am not really okay with it). Then I dropped her back home and that's that. Oh and she wants to be friends still and I said okay.

I want her back. I realized this but she hasn't had time to realize any thing about missing me. I could tell. Is this a good time to use the no contact rule? Or will it just kill off any relationship including friendship? She really is the best friend I have ever had, and the only girlfriend I have felt this way about.

Thanks reddit.
<bot>: Girlfriend of 3+ years broke up with me on phone after taking a break, met in person, discussed stuff, parted ways as friend. Should I use the no contact rule because I need her back?