<human>: I am from Europe and currently in North America for study this year only. Met a beautiful girl and we enjoy spending time together and have been having a great time in all. We have been seeing each other for around 4 months, exclusive for 2.

I am her first partner and I feel she is getting more and more attached each day and it hurts us both that I will be leaving the country for good in 4-5 months time. We have sex regularly, and spend 1-2 days a week together when we are both not busy with work and other commitments. We text everyday and share a similar friendship group.

Due to her age, I can see there is a mild obsession with spending time with and around me. I really enjoy spending time with her and would stick (long-term relationship) around with her if were living in the same country.

A long distance relationship will most likely not work for us, although she does plan to study on her exchange year in my home country (starting September 2016 if she decides she still wants to study abroad then - this will only be 1 year where she will see me, before going home herself.

I have spoke to her briefly about the situation as we are both very aware of it and she said that she is extremely happy with what we have and we should just enjoy it now and deal with the consequences later. 

Most recently she told me that she really really likes me and although shes never been happier in her life she knows it will end so badly when I go. This really hurt me as I knew it would get to this point where it would be too hard for her to deal with.

I feel bad for continuing the way we are. It will only get worse for her (and me!) if we strengthen our relationship over the next few months before I leave.

What are some steps I can take in order to lessen the harsh reality of what is ahead of us?

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<bot>: Met girl while on 1 year study abroad placement, feelings are strong and feel bad that it will only be harder if we continue our relationship until I leave (4 months). Help!