<human>: So I started dating this girl about a month ago. We were great friends before and I can't name one time that we've talked and not ended up having a good laugh. I love her and I love being around her.

However, we both know that we're going to different colleges that happen to have a distance of around 1,000 miles between them. We've discussed this, and the relationship is really just more of an "in the moment" thing - we want to enjoy each other for as long as we can...

But I have more feelings for her than I've actually conveyed. I've abstained from conveying them for two reasons:

* She may not actually reciprocate them.
* If she does reciprocate, I don't want her and I to grow so close only to have our relationship inevitably end in around 6 months. I don't want her to be hurt.

Also, this is her first relationship.
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I'm just wondering, more than anything, if I *should* convey those feelings - If I should look her in those gorgeous eyes and tell her that I love her. I'd mean it, I meant it with the last one and we're still friends. But I don't know how it would effect her.

Also, we've only *dated* for a month. We've had feelings for each other since fall and by the time I asked her out, the only thing that changed was our title. We were "dating" long before it was official.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: My GF and I Will more than likely break up in 6 months because of moving, and we know it. But I don't know if I should fully immerse myself into the relationship as a result of that knowledge.