<human>: As a 15 year-old boy, I got in contact with a girl over the internet, and we started chatting like crazy. We had long, deep, amazing conversations, as we both started to like each other more and more. As time went by, we started to actually send pictures to each other, record voice messages and send to each other(Skype was not an alternative for partly socially anxious-me), etc. 

So we kept it going for a good couple of months, before we realized that we should meet up as soon as we had a chance (16 year-olds often have problems with travelling distances up to 4 hours), and went with a good ol' long distance relationship, so that we knew we would wait for the day we finally met. And then we kept chatting as usual, talking about what we would do when we finally met.

And after a while, I got bored of the usual chats and such, and with no chance of a possible meet-up within the next 3 months, I decided that there was nothing left in the relationship, so I stupidly cut off contact.

Now, 2 years later, I've come to realize how awesome of a girl she actually was, and I've been starting to want to start conversations with her again. Also, as I finally got my drivers license, it's become a tad easier to travel further distances. But, as said above, *I* was the one who ended it, and with the combination of socially awkward me, I'm afraid the whole ordeal will turn out to be really awkward, and worsen the situation even more. 

Should I try again, or leave it? If so, how should I approach the situation of getting to know her all over again?

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<bot>: Fell in love, long distance, young and stupid me got bored, broke up, regretted it 2 years later. What to do?