<human>: So for the past three months I have been seeing a wonderful man and I am really excited about the possibilities this relationship has in store for us. However, I am currently 2 weeks into a month and a half stretch of time where my boyfriend is working at a summer camp several states away. 

What makes things difficult is that he is not allowed to have his phone on him -it's considered a safety risk, as some of them of the campers are "at risk" so to speak. They don't want anyone grabbing a counselor's phone and calling 911 saying they've been kidnapped. So most of the time his phone is in his car and on airplane mode. We get to talk on the phone once a day if that, early in the morning. He wakes up really early so he can sneak off to his car and call me-- which I really appreciate!! 

I know this is only a short term thing, and it's something he was locked into before we started dating and it's something he really cares about, but the almost no communication is starting to become difficult, I find myself getting anxious during the day about it. Like if I see a text I sent him was delivered I worry that he had an off period but chose not to call me, or why he couldn't text a little something back... stupid stuff, really. 

I am trying to fill my time so the days go by faster for me, hanging out with friends, picking up extra shifts, not just laying around and staring at pictures of us- but I'm still struggling. We do also send each other letters/packages and he's sent me a lot of really sweet love letters so I feel like, even as I'm writing this, my anxiety is just from stuff all in my head. 

Basically I'm just asking for help on how I can help alleviate my anxiety, or if anyone else has ideas for how we can strengthen us/our relationship/communication even with so little to work with.

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<bot>: bf is away working at a summer camp that allows very little communication for us. how can i deal with missing him and keep up healthy communication? thanks reddit!