<human>: My SO wants to attend college in a state that is the polar opposite of where we currently live. I try to be as supportive as I can but I can't help but feel a twinge of selfishness. I feel awful for it, but I really wish that he would just stay in-state. I wish I could stop feeling this way because I really want him to be happy. That being said, I would never make him stay. Regardless of how I feel I want him to enjoy his life. I still feel really bad for feeling selfish, though.

He was the one who expressed his desire to do long distance once he moved. I honestly thought that we would end our relationship once we left for our respective college choices. I agreed, but I am really not sure how I feel about it. I have no problem with long distance itself, it's the fact that we are both starting college.

I don't want him to be tied down by being in a relationship with someone he will only see *maybe* a few times each year. It's not what I want to do, but I'm thinking that the best option would be to break up with him once he leaves. I don't really know, though, because as I said he wants to do long distance. We are young, so I suppose it's not that big of a deal, but I don't really want to hurt his feelings.

I'm just really confused as to how I should proceed.

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<bot>: Boyfriend wants to move to California for college while I stay in Florida. He want's to do long distance but I have mixed feelings.