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Hey everyone,

My girlfriend and I have been dating for a little over two years. In this time we have gone from both of us attending the same school, to her still in school (with alternating visits of 80 miles), and now this summer. She has taken an internship in a city about 2 hours further away then we are used to.

I love my girlfriend, however I do feel somewhat rejected. She has accepted an internship/job this summer in a place that makes the regular distance of our relationship even worse. She's nearly 3x the distance away, and her new job schedule occupies all of her weekends. 

Until now, I saw our relationship as evolving. I wouldn't spend 2 years with someone unless I genuinly wanted to. However, this series of events has greatly altered my views on the matter. The two previous summers I have spent with her (we both held regular, weekday hours jobs), but now we are facing a moment where we may not see each other for up to a month at a time. 

I don't want to be selfish, but this situation both hurts what I expect out of a relationship and where I want to be today. At the same time, I love my girlfriend and my relationship. 

We have talked about this, and agreed that we would try and see it through, but I don't know what to do.

Can my fellow Redditor's provide some other viewpoints/opinions on this situation?
<bot>: GF of 2 years is taking internship nearly 3x distance away from our usual places. Schedule/distance will greatly affect frequency of visits/relationship. What do?