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My girlfriend and I have been dating most recently for 3 months now but total for about a year and 6 months. Currently we go to the same community college, but next fall we will both be going to different universities. Luckily for me we are only about 2 hours apart and its not that bad.

Where my problem comes in is I've never been in a long distance relationship, and honestly don't like the idea of them one bit. I am a very physical person, and I like to be in the presence of my girlfriend. Being with her whether it be sexual or nonsexual it really changes my mood completely. It is very uplifting and I very happy to be with her.

I really don't want this to change, but I am afraid of what might come next year. I also realize I have a year to let life pan out, but I would like to start coming up with ideas of what to do.

What its going to be like?

What have others done to make their relationships work?

My major is offered at her college, but its not as well known as the college I wanted to attend. Should I transfer there instead?

I love this girl, we seem to be two halves of the same whole, two parts to one machine. 
What one struggles to complete alone the other helps out with. 
We enjoy the same things, but also have our own individuality.

Not being with her as often as I'm used to will be very tough and stressful for me, so I'm looking for anyone that could help guide me in this crazy world of long distance relationships.
<bot>: Possible up coming long distance relationship. Never been in one before, and need pro tips on what to expect and do.