<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Long story short, I have been going out with my girlfriend for three years and two months, and we both recently started our first year of college. Our schools are a six hour drive away, so long distance makes things tough. However, we both had the intention of trying to make things work in college.

She was my first relationship, and my first for everything. She broke up with me because she said she wanted to "see what it's like being single". She wanted for us to try to still talk, but I said no because I know that I could never look at her as just a friend, and the only way I will be able to get over her is if I do not talk to her at all. 

She mentioned that she thinks that a month or two down the road, she expects that she will feel that she made a mistake and want to get back together. It's almost as if she's looking at the break up as somewhat of a temporary break. However, I know I cannot let myself get my hopes up that she will come back to me. I know that if I waited around for her to come back, I would just feel worse and worse each day that I waited. 

It's hard knowing that there is even the slimmest of possibilities that we could end up together, but I know that I have to get over my girlfriend so I can function in every day-to-day life. I am currently in a fraternity, but I still have a lot of feelings towards her, and I don't know if I could ever engage in the "hook-up" scene.
<bot>: My girlfriend of three years broke up with me, and I am trying my best to get over it. Any suggestions/tips would be greatly appreciated.