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Hey there

As you have probably already guessed from my username my name is Luke. I am a 20 year old male currently entering into my final year in University. I was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome (a mild form of autism) at an early age and I am for the most part socially blind.

I have a question, but I suppose I should provide a bit of background.

I have a close female friend who I met through a friend in my first year of university. She is 24 years old and she currently studies in the same course as me. 

I love her.

Before you jump to conclusions let me say that I am perfectly aware that being "in love" is a state that can only exist between two people in a relationship. I am also aware that love is not an emotion in the same way that infatuation or desire is an emotion. I do however know without a doubt that I love her on the truest sense of the word.

She has a boyfriend (who I suspect she will marry) and on numerous occasions she has made it clear that she cannot be emotionally involved with someone else when she is in a relationship. I have tried on two occasions to "break up" the friendship because it has been impossibly painful for me to deal with. It also doesn't help that we are in the same course and we see each other frequently. Needless to say that the breakups were not healthy, helpful or desirable for either of us and it was not uncommon that she would be hysterically in tears (I'll admit she got me going as well). I had my hands tied.

 I have instead taken the option of making the love I have unconditional, meaning that I don't need for her to be in a relationship with me to satisfy that love. I'll admit that has still at times been a challenge, but it seems the only rational way for me to move on.

I guess my question for you guys is there any alternatives to 
Perhaps distance myself from her whilst still being able to keep a healthy friendship and operate normally in my course, social situations ect. Has anyone else been in a similar situation?

My Aspergers syndrome also makes it extremely difficult to cope with this sort of thing.
<bot>: Is there a way of moving on/distancing oneself from someone who you unavoidably see frequently, whilst still maintaining a healthy friendship.