<human>: Alright, so, I'm a senior in college. I have a full courseload, a job, and a thesis--basically, I'm totally overloaded, but it's all really intellectually stimulating and I'm enjoying it. At the beginning of the semester, I signed up for OkCupid, and rather incredibly, I clicked with the first guy I went out with. We're obviously still in the honeymoon phase, but things are going really well and I think he may have long-term potential. He's a grad student, so he's just as overprogrammed as I am, and his university is 30 minutes away from mine. However, we usually manage to see each other twice a week (I sleep over on either Friday or Saturday nights). I almost always come to him, because I have a car and he doesn't, so it adds up to a pretty decent amount of time spent off campus for me. 

The problem is, I worry that this new relationship, combined with all my other obligations, is kind of displacing my friendships. It's not a matter of my boyfriend being controlling or needy, which he absolutely isn't; it's really just a logistical issue. When I'm not with my boyfriend, I'm doing homework, working on thesis stuff, sleeping, or taking care of miscellaneous life things, and it barely leaves me any time to see friends. I miss them, and I worry about offending people by never being available to hang out. That would be terrible, because my friends are fantastic, and I would hate for us to drift apart. Do you guys have any advice for maintaining a good life balance in situations like mine?

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<bot>: Super busy student with great boyfriend...but he's kinda far away and I have to do all the traveling. Worried about the effect of this on my friendships with folks on my campus.