<human>: My girlfriend is going to a college 2 hours away from where we live now. She has looked into transferring to a school nearby, but I insist that she doesn't because the school she got into is the best for her major, even if it means losing her. On the other hand, I am more than willing to transfer to her school because I was considering going there anyway, I just picked another cause it was closer. However I am in a transfer program that requires 2-3 years at community before going to a state school. 

I am going over to her house today and we are going to talk for a couple hours about everything, however I am not sure if theres anything I can say to help her feel better. She knows that I love her very much and don't want this to end. I know that she cares about me very deeply to the point where just the thought of this makes her cry. However, it still is very worrying. We always hear stories of long distance relationships not working, but we don't want that. We both know that our relationship is something real that we dont want to end.

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<bot>: Girlfriend going to college 2 hours away this year, devastating us both. How can we feel better about it all?