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Grow up. Get help.
I get why you might've wanted to end things, because who would want to stay with someone that doesn't have feelings for you anymore? You weren't given a reason and it's hurtful, but she didn't want to breakup and talked to you about how she felt, however, she doesn't understand it herself. So definitely something to get to the bottom of. Naked to say what's going on without knowing you guys personally, everyone's different.
I think in this case, your actions would be your way of telling him. In my experience, feeling like you can’t control the situation is usually a big part of the desperation you feel during a breakup. When you take control back for your life and you don’t care what his opinion is, you will start to heal. Once he knows you don’t care, I wouldn’t be surprised if he starts feeling it.
I'd say if you are finding her attractive then it's time to really put some distance in there. Think about how youd like your gf to behave in a similar situation, if she found herself in a friendship with some guy she felt attracted to, I'm guessing youd be hoping she would pull away from that situation.
Friendships are one thing, but if there is also attraction it's just a firework waiting to go off.
I don't think it's a good idea to socialize with her outside of work, and the texting and convo types sound a little too intimate for me from a platonic viewpoint.
I guess ask yourself this, if you didn't find her attractive, would you be bothering to keep up the contact? I'll bet this isnt the first person of the opposite sex that you've worked with, but if this is the first one youve really clicked with and developed a friendship with, why is that? Do you actually have stuff in common or is this built on the excitement of getting to know someone you are finding attractive? Things to ponder. I'm not saying theres a right way or a wrong way to be friends with someone,I'm just saying this situation deserves some consideration, starting with being bluntly honest with yourself. We all enjoy it when other folks seem to appreciate us, but I think you already know this is borderline damaging to your relationship. Good luck.
I remember a summer a long time ago when I spend a lot of time with some people at a campfire singing… Some where very good others good, and some just OK. We had so much fun together, and connected on a non-verbal way… It is a good memory.
Your girlfriend just throwing away this chance is sad at best.
But then, I would probably also play a game with a kid.