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Input: I apologize in advance for any formatting issues, I'm on mobile.

We are both in our last semester of senior year of high school, and we had started just shy of a year ago. I realized that I wasn't super attracted to her anymore, and I wasnt enjoying being around her as much. It got to the point where I was questioning it so much, I decided to break it off.

I decided to let her friend know about what I was going to do, and ask her to be there for my girlfriend after the breakup. I still care about her, and I want her to have a friend and be taken care of. This was a mistake, as she immediately texted her, no warning to me. That caused the cliche passing period drama that you see in bad netflix movies.

I finish the day out, a little confused and pretty upset. I get the chance to talk with her, and we seem to agree that we dont want bad blood here at all. I wanted to be friends still, in hopes that we could still have a healthy, friendly, relationship. She said that wasnt going to be possible, at least not for a while. Fair enough, I'm not the one being dumped. We gave eachother our well wishes, and went home.

Ever since, a lot of people that I thought I was cool with have been giving me the cold shoulder and stink eye. I figured a few are just par for the course, but its honestly pretty upsetting, given that I was trying my best not to hurt her. That being said, it seemed like she wasnt expecting what i did. 

Am I an asshole for breaking up with her for something like physical attraction? I don't feel like the best guy in the world for it, but I didnt think I was doing anything too bad.

breaking up with my girlfriend