<human>: My boyfriend and I met at the beginning of last year (we go to school together) and have been dating since. Our hometowns are about a 12 hour drive apart (or a 2 hour flight). He is graduating this year, but I have another year of undergrad left. After my undergrad I'm planning on going to graduate school.

We love each other, and have a very healthy and happy relationship, so we're going to attempt a long distance relationship. But here's the catch. I have no clue where I'm going to end up for graduate school. Chances are I will have to go somewhere in my hometown for financial reasons, but he is already job hunting in his city. This means that we could potentially be long distance for up to 4 or 5 years, or more if I find myself unable to get a job where he lives. (It had already been my plan to eventually move to his city before we even met.) I brought up this concern, and he responded by saying "Don't worry, I can work anywhere in the world." (He was being sincere; his field of work is one with employment opportunities everywhere.) As much as I appreciate that commitment, I don't want to be the cause of him feeling completely uprooted were he to move here.

I have absolutely no desire to end things now; we're really happy together, and it would be a waste to give up on our relationship just because of the impending distance. I've just never been in a long distance relationship before, and I'm nervous. I also don't want to let my fears about the future get in the way of appreciating our relationship right now. Any tips?

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<bot>: About to be long distance with my boyfriend for an indefinite amount of time, looking for some advice on how to alleviate the nerves.