<human>: Background: I moved across the country last year. I have a job, but because the cost of living is so high here compared to the rest of the country, I can't make ends meet while saving money. I've had zero luck with finding a better paying job.

I basically have to go to grad school to get a job within my degree field, but I need to save money for that. With the job I'm in now, there's no way I can save any money at all. I can pay my bills and that's it. It doesn't help that my current job makes me absolutely miserable. It's been in the back of my mind for the past several months to move back to the other side of the country where my whole family is. My rent will be 1/3 less and the pay will be the same.

The complicate things, I started dating this guy almost 3 weeks ago. He's really wonderful, but it's much too soon to see anything long term for sure, but I do see potential. I've talked to him about the possibility of moving back and he was really sad at the thought. He mentioned maybe months down the line moving with me, but that's such a huge step and I wouldn't want to move in together yet at that point anyway.

So I'm moving back in two months. No matter if I find a better job or not, I still want to go to grad school. And with recent health issues that have come up with my family, I feel guilty being so far away from them when I don't have the resources to visit them. I need to make the decision for myself and I know that if I want to go to grad school my best chance would be if I moved back.

How do I approach this subject again with my boyfriend? It's so soon to be in a long distance relationship when there's 2400 miles between us. But it's also too soon to make such a big step together. Should we just cut our losses and move on? Or try to make it work?

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<bot>: Moving back across the country in two months. Started dating a really wonderful dude 3 weeks ago. Break it off or make it work long distance?