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So I just met a really incredible guy. We dated for about a month and made our relationship official in February. Though we haven't even known each other for very long, we just click so well. Maybe this is part of the naive honeymoon phase, but when we started dating, we both understood we were looking for something long-term and serious and I've been nothing but myself. I know this is like, not enough time to know somebody truly, but overall I feel like we are very open and honest with each other after our past relationships, both of which were long term.

Since the beginning of our relationship, he has not kept it like secret from me that he wants to join the Navy, but recently he has been doing more research on it and talking to a recruiter and getting more serious about either going to officer candidacy school or straight up enlisting after he graduates college next year. The more research he does, the more real it becomes that this is a thing that will probably happen and it makes me kind of sad to feel like our days together are numbered, as I know contact is difficult in all branches of the military so I wouldn't get to see him or talk to him, which seems unimaginable to me as we talk every day and hang out after work/class most days.

 I want to tell him how I'm feeling and ask him what him enlisting/going through OCS would mean for our relationship because every time he brings up Navy stuff, it makes me think of the fact if he goes, I'd be alone. However, I feel like it's too soon in our relationship (we've barely been dating for two months) to bring this up, despite the fact that it's weighing so heavily on my mind. 

Just wondering what Reddit thinks on whether or not I should tell him how I feel since we both know we want a long term relationship or if I should just work on coping with these feelings individually since that's more than likely what I will have to do when he enlists?
<bot>: new boyfriend wants to join the navy. we both want a long term relationship, but i don't think we've been dating long enough for me to voice my concerns.