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

My girlfriend and I had been good friends for a few years and we decided to date after a brush of luck after not seeing each other in a while.

 It was over Christmas break and we like other couples did everything together. We both mutually loved each other, and we wanted to spend all of our time together.

It was time for her to go back to school which is about four hours away. We both agreed to do long distance and gave each other some of our things. (Blanket, sweatshirt, etc...)

She is coming home for Spring Break next week but recently I noticed her talking to me less and less, and she didn't say I love you back when I'd say it to her.

I asked her one night about it and she didn't have an answer for me. I finally just straight up asked if everything was alright, and she said she didn't feel 100% about love.

I was willing to take it down a notch and wait for her because I really care about her. I then noticed she was being even more avoiding of me when we would talk. I put everything on the table and asked her if there was something she was wanting to tell me.

She said that she was going to wait until break to tell me, but she didn't think we could work out the distance. It was too hard on her. She wanted to come back on break and see how she felt about being together, but I sniffed it out before she had the opportunity to do so. 

We ended it, and she's coming back either today or tomorrow and we're going to swap our things back to each other. We're still friends, but obviously breakups are difficult, and I'm already dreading seeing her again because I already know it's going to be extremely sad.

I feel like I jumped the gun by asking her if she still wanted to be together, but at the same time, I feel like I was right to ask because her heart wasn't in it 100% but mine was and it likely would have ended anyways.
<bot>: Did I jump the gun too early by asking her if she still wants to be together? How can I make seeing her not so difficult?