<human>: I'll try to make this short and concise. I met my boyfriend through an online dating website and immediately clicked with him. We talked for hours each day and never ran out of things to talk about. We both agreed that we were pretty much exactly what the other wanted in a partner, and decided to meet up after about 2 months of talking.

I flew to his country (Scotland) from mine (France). We spent almost a week together at his apartment, and it was probably the most exciting week of my life. No awkward moments, great sexual chemistry, just all in all an amazing time. When I left I broke down crying because I didn't know if/when we could ever see each other again, even though he assured me he'd do all he can to visit me as much as possible.

Now, the reason why we probably can't be together in the future, is because I have a 2 year old daughter, and her dad is still in her life (not mine). I would feel like the worst kind of person if I took her away from her dad in order to pursue a love interest. My boyfriend also couldn't move to France since he's studying to be a history teacher, and I don't think it's possible for him to get work doing that over here.

I don't want to give us up just yet. He makes me feel special, and loved, and everything I haven't had for an extremely long time. Do you think we should just say ''it was nice while it lasted but we need to be realistic and move on to other people?" that's the last thing I want, but I feel so overwhelmed with the situation and see no way for us to finally be together. 

I'd appreciate any feedback you have, maybe with a solution neither of us have thought of. Thanks :)

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<bot>: unsure if we should cut our losses now and move on to other people or stick it out with the hope of things working out