<human>: [21M] I haven't really dated much in college (or, you know, generally) at all;  I've been on one first date my Freshman year, then two dates with a girl at the beginning of this semester (this is my fourth year, I graduate in May). I'm pretty conflicted about whether I should even try to date anyone at this point. I am going to graduate school in another state come Fall semester, so any relationship that starts now will have to end either in May or in August (I live near my university, so I'll be able to be around campus or the surrounding area over the summer).

What do you guys think? Is there a point to dating given what little time I have left in college? The main pro-dating points that I can see are 1) practice 2) could meet someone cool and have a fun last few months. The main anti-dating points are 1) there probably isn't enough time for a new relationship to go anywhere 2) even if I did really like someone, it would be forcibly cut off, which would not be a fun experience.

And also, if you think I should date, any advice on how to handle a girl who I know I have a lot of interests in common with (thanks to facebook groups for various clubs) but haven't yet met in person (or talked to, outside of the boards of said facebook groups--I also friended her, but no message exchanges or anything yet) would be appreciated.

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<bot>: Graduate in May, should I bother try to date anyone? And, if so, how to go about meeting someone I know has many similar interests but haven't met or interacted with one-on-one.