<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

After we met in the summer from a job, we ended up dating until now. One of the problems was that we jumped in too fast, before we were really friends/comfortable around each other. It was my first serious relationship, and I started falling really hard, really fast, and this kind of put her off. 

Because of the mismatch of feelings I started to get hurt when she wasn't attracted to me in the same way, so last night we talked for a long time and are going to try to be friends for now, if she feels that spark she was missing she'll tell me, but I'll only really go back to her if I know it's real.

We're determined to be friends as we do get along really great some nights, and we will both be moving to a new nearby city in the future for the same job (she in January, me in June). We don't know anyone else there, and even here we are the closest friend of one another. We both have already lived in that city during the summer and don't like it much, but the job was too nice for either of us to pass up. We know neither of us will get in a new relationship during college (we're about to graduate), and also won't for the ~year we plan to work in the new city.

I'm looking for any sort of advice on transitioning now...We will still do things together all the time, but how can you stop these feelings for now, when you've talked and both know that the possibility of it working out is still there? The reason I broke it off was it hurt to watch her not fall in love with me, so how can I stay around her?
<bot>: The reason I broke it off was it hurt to watch her not fall in love with me, so how can I stay around her?