<human>: Before I explain the situation, I'll fill you in on my backstory.

 
About two years ago, I started dating my best friend. It ended up being the most serious relationship I've had for a year, until she broke up with me, leaving me heartbroken for a month or two. We got together again for another month, but she said it wasn't gonna work out, so we went our separate ways.

After that I felt better about it, until she started dating a co-worker of ours. (we worked in the same place) because of how stressed and upset this was making me, I quit and haven't spoken to her much since.

Recently, we've been chatting far more online, and she said she'd like to try and become better friends again. As I said before, we were best friends before dating, so it's obvious why I'd want her back as a friend. I have no intentions of taking it further than that, and I'm sure she doesn't either, but I'm not sure if meeting her in person would open old wounds.

So what do you guys think? Should I give it a go and meet her (she suggested getting some friends together, not just the two of us) or should I let us drift apart?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: ex-gf is also ex-best friend. She wants to meet up and get our friendship working again, what do?