SUBREDDIT: r/relationships
TITLE: I [22/F] am leaving my SO [23/M] to go back home.
POST: I'm not wanting advice about the relationship, because it was one of the best I've had.

We've been dating for over a year. 2 months ago, I moved 3,000km away to be with him and I just can't handle being so far from my family. The way of life here is very different for someone like me (small town, farm girl, language barrier), so I have decided to move back home. It's killing me but I'm literally miserable here. He does not want to do long-distance.

He understands and is helping me pack and I'm leaving on good terms, but I'm so heartbroken it hurts and I have to drive all the way back by myself.

Is there anything I can do to make the trip easier on me? I won't be driving at night, I'll just be sleeping in my car. There's a lot of beautiful scenery but I'm also a bit scared being alone in areas with no reception.  

I'm sorry if there isn't enough information or if this is all over the place. I'm really torn up. I've never had a relationship end like this.
TL;DR: 
SO and I broke up because long-distance is a deal breaker for him, driving 3,000km back to my hometown. Need advice on how to handle the drive and being alone and getting past this kind of breakup.