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I almost broke up with my girlfriend earlier.
We’ve been going out for about five and a half months now, but for the last couple of months I really haven’t felt like I’ve been getting anything out of the relationship. I haven’t really talked to her about it because we’ve both had exams and we’ve both been really stressed out about them, and it wasn’t worth screwing up one or both of our degrees in the meantime. Anyway, the exams are over now and I’ve gone home for the summer. We’re only living 3 hours apart on the train but as I work weekdays and she works weekends, and neither of us has money for tickets, we might as well be in different countries. For the last week I’ve been so busy readjusting to living with my family that I’ve completely forgotten to call her, but when she calls me I can never think of anything to say.
Anyway, she rang me earlier today to ask how I thought things were with us, and to see if I still wanted to be with her. I was as evasive as I could be, but I did tell her I still wanted to be with her. Thing is, I don’t know if that’s true. When we’re together everything’s good but when we’re apart it’s like I’m single, just without the perks. Given the amount of time we’re going to be spending apart over the next few months, this doesn’t bode well. I feel so bad about the thought of breaking up with her - we went out for about five months last year, and exactly the same thing happened at the start of last summer. I think I need to accept that it just isn’t meant to be, but I know she has really strong feelings for me, and I care for her too and don’t want to see her get hurt, especially not on account of me.
I already know what I need to do here, I just needed to get all this down in writing. If you’ve got any thoughts on this, please share.
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