<human>: Been dating for over a year. I finished university and moved back home for a job. We are about 8 hours away from each other currently. Money and time made it hard for us to see eachother as much as we would have liked.   
  
After a few months of being apart I slowly lost my connection with her and I didn't exactly know why. I cared about her a ton, and whenever we saw eachother in person we were very happy. Any argument we had was a result of the long distance. Anyway, I had been very busy with work and I was not making enough time for her to chat/facetime. This upset her and she got on me about it. It got worse and one day she wanted to facetime but I said I couldn't because I was busy. The thing was I actually wasn't, and I had NO idea why I lied or didn't want to facetime her. I questioned my commitment to her, my love for her, and told her the truth about not wanting to facetime. I ended up breaking up with her. Felt a bit rash of me I am willing to admit. The thing is when we are together we are very happy. I am having a hard time with the long distance because it doesn't feel as real, and she is as well because she wants to be in consistent contact while together.  
  
 It has been a month since and I still miss and love her dearly. So much so that I want to possibly move back to her city and be with her. My biggest issue is, if I truly loved her wouldn't I be able to work long distance? Not sure if it was the distance causing the disconnection or just myself, all I know is I felt an almost instant regret after I did it, I took the last month to see how I would feel after some time.

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<bot>: Broke up with GF over long distance, not sure if it was the distance or myself to lose the connection with her though. Very happy together in person.