Yes. I was in Madison in undergrad while she was still in HS about a half-hour east of St. Paul. We made it last for a while, but eventually it just didn't work out. A lot of people I knew in undergrad tried to make similar relationships work, and only one succeeded (and she cheated on him at least once, which means she probably did many, many times that he doesn't know about).
A few of my new classmates here are trying to keep one going, as well. They aren't very optimistic. Not trying to be a downer, but while not impossible, this is the reality of trying to maintain long-distance relationships, especially if you're still in your early 20 (no idea how old you actually are, but I'm guessing about that if she's in school).
Where are you at now? No matter what way you look at it, 370 miles is a hell of a lot.
Did/do you play in the USHL? Before I went to law school, I covered UW hockey for four years, so I covered a bunch of former USHL players.
told me when i was 17 and all "hot and bothered" about my first big conquest..................""Every Relationship u ever have will end except the last one... learn from each and move on". I suggest u do the same.
Update...
Well after approx 3 1/2 months away at school and 16 months dating total, we broke up. Im actually pretty depressed about the whole thing, but In my mind it was something I had to do. Im out here at college with pretty much no friends because im either coming home or shes coming up here on weekends. Thats no way to live your college years. When I am here on weekends, I don't really even go out because even If I were to befriend a girl, she'd go crazy if I hungout with her, even in a friendly way. My first college year was already ****ed up when I messed up my hamstring which has prevented me to play hockey out here. Anyways, Its time to move on and thats what I have the most problems with. We've had a few breakups before and I can never seem to feel good about everything and end up going back to her. She says she doesn't want too talk to me anymore, so I guess I have to live with that. We would talk ALL the time online and phone so it will be very hard.
Just thought i'd keep you guys updated since alot of you responded to my original post 3 months ago.
Gone off to college, my gfs back home in Chicago 370 miles away @ community college... pretty much depressing.
anyone been in one of these before?
Update...
Well after approx 3 1/2 months away at school and 16 months dating total, we broke up. Im actually pretty depressed about the whole thing, but In my mind it was something I had to do. Im out here at college with pretty much no friends because im either coming home or shes coming up here on weekends. Thats no way to live your college years. When I am here on weekends, I don't really even go out because even If I were to befriend a girl, she'd go crazy if I hungout with her, even in a friendly way. My first college year was already ****ed up when I messed up my hamstring which has prevented me to play hockey out here. Anyways, Its time to move on and thats what I have the most problems with. We've had a few breakups before and I can never seem to feel good about everything and end up going back to her. She says she doesn't want too talk to me anymore, so I guess I have to live with that. We would talk ALL the time online and phone so it will be very hard.
Just thought i'd keep you guys updated since alot of you responded to my original post 3 months ago.
i went through the same exact thing for about 2 years of school. Once we broke up and I got over being single again and not talking to her all the time I had the best time of my life my last 2 years of school. It may not seem like it now but you made the best move you could have made. Usually the right thing to do is the hardest. The best way to get over things is to cut off cold turkey, which it looks like she did. Believe it or not that's the best way to go...it just prolongs the inevitable if you keep talking, etc.
Things will get better hang in there.
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