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Background: Dated this girl since the middle of my senior year of high school, she's a year younger than I. We dated for a year and a half, this included many months of long distance while I was away at college. As a result of the distance, she felt like I wasn't giving her enough attention or affection, and to be honest, I wasn't. 

She broke up with me in early July after this issue had been persisting for several months. It was probably the best choice even though neither of us really wanted to break up; it was just starting to become unhealthy. During the break up process, she says that she still cares about me and I'm her best friend and she wants to remain friends with me because we've shared so much during our time together that we shouldn't just cut each other off. I agree with all of this, despite the break up, I still care about her and love her (I think a part of me always will). I've never felt the same with anyone else as I did with her. 

So fast forward a couple of weeks. I've kept communication to a minimum to try and let the pain ease a bit for both of us. Recently I've tried texting her and just trying to catch up and have conversations, but it seems like she isn't that interested in talking to me; she never texts me. I feel like she's stopped caring and that hurts because in our relationship, above all else, she was someone I could trust and confide in, a true friend. 

So now I don't know what to do. Should I keep talking to her and wait for her to come around? Should I stop talking to her? I want to see her again (she goes to college near me) and hang out but I don't know how that would be received. My fear is that she's gotten to college and realized that she doesn't want me in her life, even as a friend.
<bot>: Girlfriend broke up with me, said she wanted to remain friends and that she still cared about me but now she seems reluctant when I try to talk to her