<human>: My girlfriend and I started dating our sophomore year of high school, but now we're in our sophomore years of college at different colleges 5 hours away.

Don't get me wrong, I love my girlfriend. When we're together everything is perfect. But that's the problem. We're never together. And it's really hard. And sometimes I just think "wow this would be so much better if I was single". Like I was at a small party tonight, and I was just thinking that it would be so much better if I didn't have to constantly worry about what my girlfriend would want me to do.

The long-distance has definitely caused a lot of problems between us. Sometimes we're really good and sometimes we're really not. And it's hard because all the girls at my university are attractive, and it's like throwing it in my face that my girlfriend is 5 hours away. It gets really lonely and is really no fun.

I'm already predicting some responses from you guys, but what should I do in this situation? I feel bad when I get that attitude of "it would be better to be single right now" but it happens regardless.

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<bot>: My girlfriend and I go to colleges 5 hours apart and it puts a strain on our relationship and makes my college experience less fun and makes me want to be single some times. What should I do?