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So, we met a week ago, hit it off super well, and very quickly got together. She's amazing: funny, beautiful and we can talk for hours on end. At first we didn't label it as anything because we thought it'd be easier to stay in contact without obligation of maintaining a certain type of relationship, but just before she went, we decided to be official. We both agreed what we had was far too good to let go of.

What I'm asking is, do you guys have any advice about how to best maintain this relationship? I should be able to go see her once more this year, and hopefully twice at the very least next year, possibly more. There's also a minuscule possibility of me moving within a 10 hour drive or a short plane ride of her next year, though the circumstances for that are nothing to do with her.
She's starting college this year - we've discussed about how her having the 'college experience' will affect our relationship in terms of meeting new people. She basically said that, although she'll meet new people she cares too much about me to give up on us right away.

The whole relationship has, so far, flowed very naturally. It just feels so right, in fact, it would feel forced to not be in a relationship with her. I know that you might think we're being rash with this being my first relationship, and with her having very little experience also, but this just feels so right. I'm genuinely so happy to be with her, mixed with the sadness of having to be away from each other so much. So, any advice from you more experienced people would be amazing! Thanks in advance!
<bot>: I've just started my first relationship with a girl who lives across an ocean from me. Looking for advice to make sure we don't mess it up!