<human>: I've been dating this girl seriously for 6 months (only hooking up before for 3), but I decided to break it off with her because I am going to university in the States while she is going to be in Europe for uni. Although she wanted to keep dating long-distance, she understood why the distance would be a problem. The thing is, I had so much trouble making that decision and still am because I feel like our relationship was so perfect. I've had casual relationships before, but never a serious one like this. Although I love her like nothing else, I broke up with her for two main reasons: 1) Since this was my first serious relationship, I was worried it was just "puppy love" no matter how seriously I felt about her and it was just going to fizzle out 2) The distance would be too much (we dated over summer and it was so difficult even though we were only 2 hours away from each other by plane), and eventually our great relationship would fizzle out. I've always heard that long-distance relationships aren't worth it, especially at such a young age and just entering college, but I am seriously debating whether or not I made the right choice. Any advice would be much appreciated.

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<bot>: Broke up with girlfriend of 6 months recently because we were going to separate countries for university, don't know if I made the right choice.