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I'll try to keep it short. We have been in the same circle of friends for a few years and recently moved to apartments in the same complex. I was dating someone when we met, she hooked up with one of our other friends for awhile, who moved away, but there has always been some positive tension between us. Eventually both uninvolved with anyone for awhile and a night of dancing and making out turns into sex and we have been hooking up exclusively ever since. And it's been awesome. We click well in the bedroom, the kind of sex that I can tell will only get better the more comfortable we get with each other. We also spend time together outside of the bedroom, alone and with our group of friends and talk throughout a good part of the day. She is different from any girl I've dated before and I really like her. Haven't had that nervous, excited feeling around a girl in awhile.

But I feel like the thought of her potentially moving away is kinda hanging over us (or at least me). She seemed pretty set on moving when she mentioned it before we started hooking up, but some friends who are close to both of us have told me she's expressed uncertainty as to what she is going to do recently. Obviously, I know the answer is bring it up and talk about it, I just need some direction on how to do that. Is it on her to bring it up and I should just wait? Is it on me? I really want her to just follow her heart and do what will make her happy. I'm not sure how to express that without seeming too passive, because I also hope she stays and gives us a chance to see what could come of us. We've been dating for 2 months and I'm not sure what time frame is right to bring it up (if I'm the one that should) without feeling like it's too soon to be talking about what kind of effect "we" might have on a decision such as moving across the country.
<bot>: Dating a girl who had plans beforehand to move away, have heard she is now uncertain, but unsure of how to bring it up casually and maturely. Am nervous.