<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

First of all, the amount of time we've been together is complicated; I want to say it's been 9 months because that's how long we've been "fwb" so to speak, but officially dating for 4 months. My boyfriend and I both just graduated from college where we met, and our relationship is awesome and I truly couldn't be happier or ask for a more open, caring, understanding partner.

Next month, we will both be leaving; I will be starting a teaching job in Hungary, and he will be working in Australia, both for around one year. We had plans to leave the country before we met each other, and at first we didn't intend to date because of the difficulties this would cause, but then feelings happened, and you can guess the rest. So now we are trying to think of ways to keep our relationship alive and happy while we are apart.

Being physical is very important in our relationship and so I worry about not having this anymore. We have made videos of ourselves, and we are seasoned "sext"ers. Aside from this, we don't want our relationship to slip into being mundane, and so we are trying to think of fun things we can share, work on together from afar, etc. 

Lastly, I myself worry about our situation in the sense that I can't shake the negative "what if"s. Right now I know for certain that he would never cheat on me or anything like that, he thinks the world of me. But I've heard so many stories of previously faithful people getting bored, lonely, or curious and taking it too far. Any advice from those who have been in a similar situation, how did you handle it, and/or what might you have changed? Or, any ideas of ways to keep excitement in a long distance relationship?
<bot>: Boyfriend and I will be moving to different countries, what can we do to stay emotionally close, alleviate the physical longing, and keep things exciting?