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My girlfriend and I have been together for six months, and it is the first serious relationship either of us have had.  And while neither of us were virgins when we started dating, no one could have called us *experienced*, either.  We became serious immediately, and the relationship has escalated quickly, looking fantastic on paper. My girlfriend truly cares about me. We never fight.  We have a tons in common. It also doesn't hurt that we have copious amounts of sex (turns out that I'm actually fairly deft at it).  For the past two months, though, I've had a strong desire to be single.  I just don't want to leave the dating game as I'm entering it.  This feels like a kind of shitty reason to break up with someone, though.  In the back of my mind, I've always thought that there needs to be a "reason" to break up. 

 Part of me realizes how incredible my girlfriend is and the other is shouting at me to break up with her tomorrow. I don't know if this is just something that happens when you're in a relationship, or if this is a sign that I should end it. I'm also kind of playing beat the clock with this, as our parents are set to meet for the first time at the end of August to help me move.  If I am actually going to break up with her, I think that it'd be a poor idea for our parents to meet. On the other hand, my parents *just* purchased their flight tickets, and I don't want them to cancel their plans if I'm not absolutely sure.  I'm extremely confused, and I could really use some advice.  My gut is telling me to break up with her, but my brain is telling me that breaking up with her could be one of the biggest mistakes that I ever make.
<bot>: My relationship is amazing on paper, but I just want to be single. I'm pretty confused, and the timing is poor.