Honest advice needed

Harry Potter cut it off with Ginny as he had a mission to accomplish. After he accomplished it, they got back together.

If you are meant to be...you can put things on pause and reevaluate later.
If it doesn't work out, it isn't meant to be.

But even if you went to "regular" college, what usually happens is:

You swear YOU TWO ARE DIFFERENT! You can make it work!

At first you Facetime every day!

But then you realize that is annoying to your roommate/you have no privacy so you try to find times to Facetime when your roommate isn't there.

But you have classes and he has classes and you joined that club and he is on the intramural soccer team so maybe we can talk on Tuesdays.

He has that co-ed group of friends he goes out on weekends with and you have your group from the dorm.

Oh, here comes Fall break...but his is at a different weekend than yours so you can't get together...

There is that one person in the group that you/he kind of likes...but you have girl/boyfriend!

Why isn't he talking to you as often? or Why are you looking at excuses not to talk to him?

So you look forward to thanksgiving...but by then you are kind of really into that other guy/he is really into that other girl and you kind of get together over break and ooohhhhh noooo you have a fight about not talking as much anymore and you break up.

It's called the Turkey Drop.

Plan your life around you...not any HS boy/girlfriend.

I also watched my friend's son who entered the army and was stationed elsewhere in the country and he didn't want to lose his girlfriend so they got married. Everyone told them: You are too young! You don't know what you are getting into! You are moving away from your family! But they got married. And had a kid.
But now they are separated.
 
Harry Potter cut it off with Ginny as he had a mission to accomplish. After he accomplished it, they got back together.

If you are meant to be...you can put things on pause and reevaluate later.
If it doesn't work out, it isn't meant to be.

But even if you went to "regular" college, what usually happens is:

You swear YOU TWO ARE DIFFERENT! You can make it work!

At first you Facetime every day!

But then you realize that is annoying to your roommate/you have no privacy so you try to find times to Facetime when your roommate isn't there.

But you have classes and he has classes and you joined that club and he is on the intramural soccer team so maybe we can talk on Tuesdays.

He has that co-ed group of friends he goes out on weekends with and you have your group from the dorm.

Oh, here comes Fall break...but his is at a different weekend than yours so you can't get together...

There is that one person in the group that you/he kind of likes...but you have girl/boyfriend!

Why isn't he talking to you as often? or Why are you looking at excuses not to talk to him?

So you look forward to thanksgiving...but by then you are kind of really into that other guy/he is really into that other girl and you kind of get together over break and ooohhhhh noooo you have a fight about not talking as much anymore and you break up.

It's called the Turkey Drop.

Plan your life around you...not any HS boy/girlfriend.

I also watched my friend's son who entered the army and was stationed elsewhere in the country and he didn't want to lose his girlfriend so they got married. Everyone told them: You are too young! You don't know what you are getting into! You are moving away from your family! But they got married. And had a kid.
But now they are separated.
Sure, but there are always stories of people who also made it. I completely understand the odds are against them and for every sucess there are 10 that dont work. That doesnt mean they shouldnt try because the odds are against them. Probably every sucess story ever told starts with we want to do this and everyone told us it wouldnt work. If what others wrote is true, they should let command know, cool it for a year unless they are home and then start up once she is in her second year. The fact that most relationshship wont last shouldnt make a difference. Plenty of college relationshsips that make it all four years, plenty of high school sweethearts who make it and yes plenty more that dont, but without trying there wouldnt be any that do make it.
 
Harry Potter cut it off with Ginny as he had a mission to accomplish. After he accomplished it, they got back together.

If you are meant to be...you can put things on pause and reevaluate later.
If it doesn't work out, it isn't meant to be.

But even if you went to "regular" college, what usually happens is:

You swear YOU TWO ARE DIFFERENT! You can make it work!

At first you Facetime every day!

But then you realize that is annoying to your roommate/you have no privacy so you try to find times to Facetime when your roommate isn't there.

But you have classes and he has classes and you joined that club and he is on the intramural soccer team so maybe we can talk on Tuesdays.

He has that co-ed group of friends he goes out on weekends with and you have your group from the dorm.

Oh, here comes Fall break...but his is at a different weekend than yours so you can't get together...

There is that one person in the group that you/he kind of likes...but you have girl/boyfriend!

Why isn't he talking to you as often? or Why are you looking at excuses not to talk to him?

So you look forward to thanksgiving...but by then you are kind of really into that other guy/he is really into that other girl and you kind of get together over break and ooohhhhh noooo you have a fight about not talking as much anymore and you break up.

It's called the Turkey Drop.

Plan your life around you...not any HS boy/girlfriend.

I also watched my friend's son who entered the army and was stationed elsewhere in the country and he didn't want to lose his girlfriend so they got married. Everyone told them: You are too young! You don't know what you are getting into! You are moving away from your family! But they got married. And had a kid.
But now they are separated.
My hubby and I got married as teenagers so the USN couldn't separate us. We'll have our 38th anniversary this fall. Ya never know.
 
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