<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My SO and I have been dating for 4 years, and living together for over a year now, and things are good. We have been planning on moving for a while, and we were planning on living together wherever we move. At some point, we're both planning on going to graduate school, but that might be a year or two off yet. I assumed that when both in school, we would have to live apart.  

Now, because of logistics with jobs, and making smart choices regarding money,  it makes more sense for us to move back in with our respective families in different states. I know that this doesn't mean we have to break up, and that it's okay to live apart for a while. Both of our parents were in LDRs before getting married, and we were in a semi-LDR for the first 2 years. I know it can work out, even though it's happening sooner than I wanted. Regardless, I can't help this sinking feeling I have that we're moving backward in our relationship. We've talked about it, and I've expressed how I feel and my SO gets it, but I'm still having trouble dealing with the sinking feeling in my stomach that this might be the end of a really good thing. Does anyone have advice on how I can handle it better?
<bot>: I have been living with my SO for a year, and because life is happening, we have to live apart for a while, which makes me feel yucky inside. How can I make the yucky feeling go away?