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She also thinks you might be "too good to be true" which is a no win situation for you because if you become nasty, she will say "that's who I thought he was under all that" and if you continue being nice she will wait for the other shoe to drop. The only thing you can do is to continue being yourself, back off a bit, hang out with your guy friends and wait that week.
She will then see that you are not a stalker (another fear of a woman from abusive relationships) and that you really can give her space.
If her goal was to politely get out of this relationship, then she will disappear. If she was scared of how it was progressing and she is scared of her own feelings, then she will email you or try to get in touch with you.
The main thing is, let her know you are there for her, if she wants to talk with you. Don't do anything over the top right now (i.e. don't send five dozen roses) or she'll back up further, but do continue being friendly (if she contacts you). After a week, I think it would be fine to send a general hello email that brings her up to date on the activities you did that past week, how work is going, inquire how her work is going--nothing that is threatening. Then wait again. If she ignores you at this point--it is over. She won't though. She just is testing the waters to see if you are real--or not. She's been burned too many times. It will take her quite some time even if you get back into a relationship, for you to prove to her that you are a good guy--so if you are going to pursue this with her--know you are in for the long haul. After a few years (yes it will take that long) she will see you for who you really are and she will have had time to develop trust.
Well, I didnt know till after that, that she was just needing an "escape".. So I'm just letting her go and I will email her in a week or two and check on her, and see how it goes from there. I'd like to try the relationship again, but not sure what she has on her mind.
The oddest fact is she was the first one who called me "boyfriend", before I even gotten to that point. She didn't know why i was interested in her either which told me she has some confidence issues and other problems