<human>: So I [18/M] have been dating my [19/F] girlfriend for nearly two years now. We started dating junior year of highschool, but now we have transitioned into college. Her and I ended up applying and got accepted into the same school (it wasn't really planned), so we didn't decide to break up once college started like most people do. She has told me many times that she thinks that I'm absolutely "the one" for her. She's very committed. I on the other hand feel like I'm not ready for this kind of lifelong commitment yet, even though I do love her very much. I love her becuase of the level of commitment and support I get is ridiculous. She would definitely make her a great life partner, but I can't help to feel that someday I might regret not experiencing anything else. Neither of us have had much relationship experience before this and there are all kinds of temptations in college that I've experienced going out to parties and whatnot with friends. I've tried to talk to her about this in person and the tears start flowing from both of us and I can't bring myself to end things with her. When I'm with her my love for her over rides my longing to single and on my own, but the opposite is true when I'm not with her. So what should I do? Is this feeling of wanting to be single and experience college going to pass, or is it only going to eventually get worse? Is there any easier way to ending things? Any advice would be appreciated.

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<bot>: My girlfriend is very committed. We are in college together and I'm having doubts about my commitment to her as we are both very young and inexperienced.