<human>: Hey guys! This is a throwaway (this would easily be tracked on my main). Basically, this girl was my first relationship and I only dated this girl for about 1-1.5 months (I left the country for study abroad after that). I never got too handsy with her or anything because I was so inexperienced that I wasn't sure what to do right (though I did have my moments ;) ). Because of this, I feel like the relationship lacked some aspect of intimacy. During study abroad I tried to send messages to her on facebook, which it stated that she saw (but never replied to). I just assumed that she was done with me already, and, as tough as it was, just decided to move on.

2 months later I arrive back home. I live my life like normal: school, work, all that good stuff. I've run into her personally once since arriving back (we were simply passing by each other on the street) and she could tell I was uncomfortable and did not want to talk to her (I said hi but avoided eye contact after a bit). I soon felt like if I were to ever get over her and return completely to normal, I had to remove seeing her from my life. I removed her from snapchat first (because I thought it would be the most inconspicuous), and I heavily debated removing her from facebook and blocking her on instagram (never followed through with that).

Cue 1.5 months later, she runs into my roommate and tells him to tell me to stop ignoring her. I feel like she may feel like I'm doing this to spite her, and I legitimately feel bad. I don't know how to feel because part of me kinda has some feels for her still, but then there are other girls that I've gotten involved with that (in my opinion) I have a brighter future with. I know I need to talk to her in order to rectify the situation, but my brain literally feels battered in this situation.

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<bot>: Ex girlfriend never responded to my messages while abroad (so I assumed she didn't want anything to do with me anymore); returned from abroad and now she's complaining that I'm ignoring her.