<human>: I know this is teenage romance and shit, but it was my first long term relationship and this is really hard to deal with. In 3 weeks both me and my gf are going to university and will be in different provinces. We came to the agreement a while ago that we would have to split up as it would be too difficult to do long term. As we get closer to our eventual goodbye date, she has become more distant and has explained that she can't function with the looming split up. This morning we talked about it and agreed to ease the separation by trying to become friends and remain friends when we leave eachother, however I didn't realize how hard it was. I talked to her again and told her that I want to delay our transition back into friendship until a week before the deadline, but she says "I wish I could pretend everything is normal for a month, but I can't because everything is changing". I can't stand elongating this for an entire month, but I don't want her to be stuck between keeping loving me and yet facing the depression of separation. What should I do?

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: Split is inevitable, GF thinks the best thing to do is start off early and spend as much time getting accustomed, I think we should spend a few more weeks together and use the final week to get accustomed.