<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My boyfriend and I have been together for 3.5 years, we have a great relationship - communicate effectively, share a lot in common and we both put a lot of effort into keeping the relationship exciting. 

My boyfriend is applying to law school for the next academic year and unfortunately the only schools he has a chance of getting into are at minimum 8 hours away. Unfortunately, for my current work/education it is not ideal for me to leave the city we are in now. 

We've talked a lot about the future and even though we love each other we both realize we're young and as sad as it will be, we'll have to commit to a long-distance relationship or reevaluate our relationship and maybe have to break-up and see what happens after.

This isn't the problem - I mean, I definitely wouldn't be opposed if someone wanted to give me some advice, but my actual issue is as follows:

I'm so conflicted. I have a really hard time being happy for him when he completes an application or gets a good score on his tests. Even though I am happy for him, I love him and I want him to succeed,  knowing that all his hard work and success means we're going to have to be apart soon really bums me out. It's not that I am unhappy when he succeeds or get mad/sad, I just know that I don't act as excited as I am, for him. 

I really want to do something nice, to show him how proud I am of him and so we can create, good, loving, fun memories. He is completing his last test soon and after that he just has to wait for letters regarding the schools decision on his applications. 

Does anyone have any ideas of what I could do for him that would help? I already plan on writing him a letter expressing this but I'm just looking for that something extra!
<bot>: Boyfriend will be leaving our city to pursue his education and I need advice on how to show him that I am really proud of him.