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The first few months of our relationship were wonderful. Though we met at an inconvenient time; I (f19) was moving across the country for school, we agreed to make it work. My boyfriend (m21) and I clicked immediately and were very much emotionally and sexually attracted to each other. 

The summer was wonderful together however upon moving away, naturally we began to talk less frequently because of the school workload we have. At some point this began to bother me and I confronted my boyfriend, he responded with "After a certain point, couples run out of things to talk about besides the trivial how was your day type conversation. If I just talked with you once a week I'd be fine." I understand that both of us have different views on how to make a relationship work but I frequently feel as if I am putting in more work (constantly taking the train to visit, inquiring about his day, sending postcards from my travel venture). 

I would be fine with talking just once or twice a week over skype except for the fact that every time we do- it ends up being a 4 way conversation with him and his friends while they play League of Legends (which at this point, is another argument all together). 

I'm sick of feeling as if i constantly baby him, make the effort to spend time with him and am constantly doing the things he likes in order to get some sort of attention. E.g. When I visit, despite my opinions end up watching the movie he likes, me watching him play video games or just being lazy- not that I have objection to any of these except that, this is ALL we ever do! Dear reddit, how we go back to being the couple we were a few months ago, any comments and advice is welcome.
<bot>: Girlfriend (f19) feeling neglected, as if the relationship is only valid when it is convenient for boyfriend (m21). Are we past the honeymoon phase? Does it exist? How to keep that initial spark alive?