<human>: We dated for about two years in high school, and right after our senior year I ended up breaking up with him I guess mostly because of pressure from my mom, the newness of college, and a breakdown in our communication...there really wasn't one good reason, as he was a wonderful boyfriend. I suppose we had just grown apart and I was too immature to handle our situation. 

It was a hard breakup for both of us, but it was especially hard on him. We both moved on eventually and dated other people over the years. I have now moved across the state now to continue my education while he still lives in our hometown and is in school there. He  had a breakup with his most recent girlfriend last winter and seemed to be having a hard time with it, I reached out over Facebook to offer some comfort. We have started talking back and forth a little and I find myself wanting to see if we can make a go of it again. 

I am a little afraid of being embarrassed and rejected, but I still think we would be good together. Maybe I am just idealizing what I remember of our relationship, but one thing is clear to me: he was the best boyfriend I ever had, and the only one I ever really loved that deeply. We did say if we were meant to be together again it would happen, but that was probably just lame teenage "it's not you, it's me" drivel. I just kind of feel like a shitty person now for teenage me and now adult me wants to take that back and ask him out again. I don't know if that made any sense, but I would love any advice you have to offer.

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<bot>: I want my ex-boyfriend (2+ years together, 7 years broken up) back now and I feel awkward about making the first move...again.