<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I have a feeling that this is a given, but I'd like reddit's opinion anyway. Is it ever acceptable to break up with someone via text, or even a phone call? 

My (28f) boyfriend (26m) and I have been seeing each other for 6 months and this weekend he visited a neighboring state to check out properties for his parents to buy and move to. He doesn't currently live with them, but he says he's planning on moving with them this summer, and wants me to go with them. I've been having doubts about the relationship for about a month now, and started feeling suffocated and his insisting that I move with them and that he wants to be with me forever is making that feeling worse. He's a great guy, and he's been there for me through some tough depression issues, and I'm going to miss him, but I just don't think I can move to another state when I'm having big doubts about the relationship. And I wouldn't want him to make the sacrifice to stay either. He's said it before, you can't force yourself to love someone no matter how much you want to. That being said, I know how to explain all of these things on paper, in person I'm afraid I'm just going to fall apart into a weepy mess, or be so damn panicked that I chicken out and just don't do it. 

So, back to my main question, do I just need to grow a proverbial pair and do it in person? Also any advice on how to go about this would be greatly appreciated, its been a long time since I've done this.
<bot>: I've been with a guy for 6 months, and decided to break up with him. Is it ok to do this over text, or do I need to push my anxiety to the side and do it in person?