<human>: It's a pretty simple question, but one I feel like I need to ask because it's going to come up, especially, I fear, with my parents.

So over the last several weeks, I've noticed that my girlfriend was becoming more withdrawn from me, not really talking to me or wanting any sort of intimacy. Last night we had the talk, and while we do still care for each other, she just wasn't wanting to be in the relationship anymore and had felt that it had run its course. While it does suck on my end, there's not a whole lot I can do, and I really do think the best of her even right now. Chances are we'll see each other again, maybe even an occasional hookup if we're both single and feel like it, but our lives are going in two different directions and a relationship just isn't going to work.

But really, that's not the problem. The problem is that now I have to explain to folks that we've broken up, and I don't want to give them the wrong idea that it was a bad breakup filled with gnashing and weeping, laying in the fetal position listening to Nickleback. I really don't want people saying some bad shit about her when I mention that we've broken up, but I feel like it's going to happen when I say "We've broken up" and they'll just respond immediately "Oh man, well she sucks, you're too good for her." At the same time, I don't want to come across as being hung up on her, and that's why I'm refusing to say anything bad because that's not true. The relationship has run its course, but I literally can't say anything bad about her because there's nothing bad to say.

So, what's the best way of letting folks know we've broken up, but without giving the impression I'm mad at her or that I'm still pining after her?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: GF broke up with me, I don't hate her but I don't want other people trying to comfort me by calling her a bitch, wat do?