This may be terrible advice, but I'll try.
You probably won't find anyone that much like her in the future, but you will almost certainly find someone you like just as much if not more, who makes you feel just as good, perhaps even better. What it takes is to keep trying. Love is usually an in and out thing for a while. It hurts. But after some time, after a few failures or misoccurrences or perhaps many, there will probably be one that sticks. And if not, it does start to hurt less. You learn to move on. It happened and parts were great; it's over and it's time to start anew; all you can do is keep trying your best, learning from mistakes, and enjoy the fond memories when the present isn't working as well.
And if you want someone to talk to, there are genuine people out there. People who know you're a real individual, who may not know you but actually want to learn, who have their own lives and their own experiences and their own views that you can use to make yourself better. People who offer you a hand up or a pat on the back and exchange lighthearted jokes, who are okay with you because you really aren't a bad person (and I may not know you as well as some people here, but I think you're pretty cool). I sure don't know where to find these people, but someone looking at this topic might. I can tell you that a forum is not the place to be a person. A forum is the place to be a fountain of fact and opinion, which others may link together to personify you or leave the bits as unidentified contributions.
I really hope this at least didn't make anything worse. For the most part, the people around here care, and we'll try to help the best we can when you ask for it; but certainly not everyone always knows the right ways to help.