<human>: I'm the M and I can't seem to figure a few things out, so I'm looking for advice from those who are older and more experienced in the relationship arena. We broke up because we're young, haven't experienced a relationship outside of what we have and have nothing to compare it to. There's no metric for us to use to assess whether or not we're right for each other because we've never had anyone else.

Of course, neither of us really wants to date other people but we realize that it's the "right" thing to do. We're terrified.

This lack of experience, and the corresponding lack of emotional and relationship maturity drove us apart.

Is that justified? Do we need to have other relationships to be able to figure our own things out? We also agreed that if she and I were meant to be together, it would happen anyway. Not because the universe would be responsible, but because one of us would make sure to reach out to the other and rekindle the fire.

Advice? Experiences?

And yes, I miss her so goddamn much. She was my best friend and eventually my love. I fully understand that this process is going to be very long and drawn out.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Broke up because we're not sure if we're right for each other. Looking to get some experience with other people to decide if she was "the one." How does one go about this?a