<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

This person and I met two years ago and when we met, we instantly hit it off. After our first day, we were inseparable and were with each other almost everyday. The first part of our relationship was long distance because I was in my second last year at school at the time, and he was living back home. 

This August I moved back home and everything was great. We were both so happy to finally be together. In February, he was able to move back to our region where his childhood friends were and also closer to me so we could finally be together and everything seemed fine. Then after 3 months of being home, last week he broke up with me so unexpectedly. Before this he was sometimes ignoring my texts, ignoring my calls, or saying he would call me back but never did. 

When he broke up with me he told me that he didn't deserve me, that he's a horrible person and I need to see him for who he truly is and that I'll meet someone that really deserves me. A few days finally talked again so I could receive some closure and he told me he lost interest in me. This was my first relationship and because I'm out of school, I feel like I lost out on an integral part of learning how to date and meet people so now I feel lost. I don't have any intentions of getting back with him because after all the work I put into these past two years, for him to end it in a day because "he didn't feel like it anymore" is an awful way to justify anything in my opinion even though it is a valid reason.

I just wish I could feel normal and get back out there again but I don't know how. Am I justified in feeling anger? How does a person get back out there and get over someone?
<bot>: Basically my ex and I were together for 2 years, I came back home and he dumped me 3 months after he moved back home to his friends. Am I justified in being angry and how do I move on?