<human>: I met my boyfriend in February through a mutual friend. We started casually dating, but shortly after he found out he was moving across the country. He said the timing was bad to start anything serious, but he was interested and wanted to play it by ear after he moved. I didn't want to wait around for a commitment that may or may not happen, so we kept hanging out (and sleeping together) until he left in August. 

We stayed in contact and he constantly said he wanted us to date once he was settled. He came back for a quick visit in September because his new job didn't start until October and I asked if he wanted to get together. He said he was technically still unemployed and wanted to wait until training started. I assumed he wasn't interested and dropped it. Shortly after he began his job he formally asked me out. We've been together for about a month, long-distance. I am flying out to see him this month and he's coming back for Christmas.

He goes down south every year, and when he was home he invited me to go with him. However, we just found out that my university schedule and his work schedule don't match at all. His break begins a week after mine, and that is when he's planning to leave. In order for me to go, I would have to miss a week of school. He can't get any more time off work. I'm willing to miss school (most of my work is posted online, and I only go part-time. The only issue is my parents pay for my tuition, and they would lose their minds if I skipped to go on vacation) and he's been looking for alternative dates, but if I'm unable to go, it would mean we don't see each other for two and a half months. And I'm not going to lie, I would be really disappointed.

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<bot>: Boyfriend is planning a vacation that I might not be able to attend. Do I have the right to be upset?