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She’s going away but I love her…

I’m 17 and I met a girl four months ago. We hit it off really well and started seeing each other immediately. We haven’t gone an hour , except for sleep where we haven’t spoken to one another. I asked her out but she said No because she’s going to uni and wants to be single when she goes. I know she likes me alot due to how often we talk. She’s 18 and when she goes to Uni that’s it for us, we’re over, that’s in September. I don’t want it to end, I love her so much and it hurts everytime I think of it. I want her to go but I don’t want it to end. Help me please, any advice will be welcome to what you think I should do. Thanks

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thekingofkings1986 offline Verified User (4 years, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 2 #
An Unknown Location | 2 years ago (10 minutes after post)

Maybe you can have a long distance relationship.

It does not have to end if you don’t want it to end, but you should also think about her.
Does she want it to continue?

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Sliver offline Verified User (3 years, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 55 #
An Unknown Location | 2 years ago (16 minutes after post)

There are phones and there is mail… also there are buses so you can go visit her… if you really love her do not tell her or let on that you do… if you want to be with her in the future just keep in touch with her by phone and mail and visit her by bus when you can… put the emphasis on being with her, and having lots of fun with her and making her smile and laugh as much as you can… avoid making the relationship about being good friends… do not let on that you love her or that you really really like her from here on in… psychologists say that if you let a girl know that you like her too much too often too soon or tell her you love her too soon that girls lose interest there will be time for that later on if she decides to be with you… so I suggest you you really do love her that you keep in touch with her and visit her when you can and have as much fun with her as possible if you can keep this up over time there is a good chance she will open up to you more and fall in love with you… if she is the one for you I wish you luck… God Bless.

Mariam* offline Verified User (2 years) Long Term User Shouts: 3 #
An Undisclosed Location | 2 years ago (37 minutes after post)

Maintain the friendship, but don’t go all psycho and cross over into stalking or harassment. See if you can get into the same university in a year or so, or see what happens in the future.

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The Sherlockian offline Verified User (5 years, 1 month) Long Term User Shouts: 41 #
An Unknown Location | 2 years ago (1 hour, 14 minutes after post)

High school romance = practice romance

She knows it won’t–or shouldn’t–last. She doesn’t want to get involved with a guy when she KNOWS she’s going away . . . KNOWS she’s leaving the little tidal pool known as high school . . . and KNOWS she’s going to be fishing in the wide, wide ocean.

Just ask if you can be friends. And you can tell her, “We can be friends and go out without anything more. Everybody can use an extra friend. Come on–let’s go to ____________ and just have some fun!”

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Sliver offline Verified User (3 years, 10 months) Long Term User Shouts: 55 #
An Unknown Location | 2 years ago (1 hour, 17 minutes after post)

chev.jame wrote:
High school romance = practice romance

She knows it won’t–or shouldn’t–last. She doesn’t want to get involved with a guy when she KNOWS she’s going away . . . KNOWS she’s leaving the little tidal pool known as high school . . . and KNOWS she’s going to be fishing in the wide, wide ocean.

Just ask if you can be friends. And you can tell her, “We can be friends and go out without anything more. Everybody can use an extra friend. Come on–let’s go to ____________ and just have some fun!”

Some good points however I would not ask if we can be friends… if you put the thought in her mind that your are just friends it will probably always be there and it will hard for her to think of you as anything other than a friend… don’t come right out and say lets be friends if you can help it just continue the relationship as her friend and have fun… and hopefully it can develop from there…

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Mike Parker offline Unverified User #
An Unknown Location | 1 year, 10 months ago (1 month, 2 weeks after post)

Dear friend, all of the replies above are excellent answers. I wish you could be truly helped after reading them. Your lover is a good girl who not only has feelings for you but also pays attention on her education and future. It’s worthy for you to value this affection. Like what the other good answerers said, you could try to go to the same university with her and keep in touch with her. Also, I think it won’t be bad if you could get into a very famous university such as one that belongs to the Ivy League, even though it might not be the one that she goes to. When your future is brilliant, you will have more chance to be with her.

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