You can't do anything. You just need to slowly get used to the situation.

Reasons are not so important. I think they can be comforting, but in the end, I doubt that there is a reason that makes it feel especially good to be broken up with.

>>17104541
You make sense.
Thanks.

its pretty hard to sustain a ldr, so there's not much you could of done. Just give it some time and U'll eventually get over her and find someone even better. In the meantime, just find something to distract ur self from thinking too much about her

You both wanted diferent things, she realized so and took off, it's most likely not your fault...
You shouldn't blame yourself, that's the most important aspect, don't get caught on the moment and spend time wondering about the "what if's". Previous anons pretty much answered to you, but I felt like pitching in seeing on how I was on a similar spot some years ago. Just move on and keep yourself entertained, don't dwell on the past and try to just remember her as a good memory, no sense on becoming a bitter shell of a man, after all, you really loved her.

>>17104531
90% of LDRs fail because of the distance.
Note: that 90% isn't considering the people who thought "I'd like to be with you, but you're halfway across thee country from me, so it's not gonna work out." That 90% is from the small fraction of snowflakes that think "But WE'LL be different. WE can make it work, the distance isn't so bad and we can deal with it."

Speaking as a former member of that 90%, I can assure you that even if things are wonderful between you, the distance really does kill the relationship. A phone/skype can only grant you so much intimacy. Not to mention the times when you're planning a visit for months, and then something comes up at the last second that makes you or her cancel. It's devastating and unsustainable.

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>>17104671
All things I need to hear.
Thanks, Anons.

You take it like a champ, and next time try to get a girlfriend you can hug, kiss and fuck whenever you want.

Good luck!