<human>: I had met her at work when I had just started in the spring. We worked together throughout the summer, were almost always together when we weren't at work. Although some times it was complicated as I had an apartment near my university, my dog lived with my parents, and she lived with her mom in a different city altogether (although travel between either location was less than 30 minutes). 

As the summer ended I was forced to reduce my hours at the restaurant, meaning I was seeing her less. With her work schedule and my school, it was becoming a weekend only relationship unless either of us sacrificed sleep to make the trip across town. I was willing to accommodate this, but she insisted that I focus on my schoolwork. She finally broke up with me after I noted that she was becoming distant: unanswered texts, disinterest in anything I was saying/doing. She said it wasn't anything I was doing wrong, but that she was feeling rushed and didn't see the relationship going anywhere. I was insanely heartbroken. I didn't go to class the next few days, had no appetite, started to drink more and shut myself in; standard things that came after a break up. I wanted to work things out and talk to her about it, but she wasn't interested in talking or fixing anything. She told me that she'd be there **as a friend** when I wanted to talk with her. I let things settle for a few weeks. I contacted her recently (3 weeks post breakup). I let her know that I had no intention of having the relationship-talk again; that I just wanted to chat for a bit. However she still shut me out.

I'm not stupid, I know that there is no chance to save the relationship that we had, but I'd still like to be friends. Contrary to what shes said be before, this isn't happening.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Ex-girlfriend stated she would like to be friends post-breakup but isn't responding to anything. Am I doing something wrong? Am I simply not catching the hint and should just move on?