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We started dating at the start of my senior year of HS.  We clicked instantly and became attached emotionally.  We progressed quickly, but not too quickly physically (waited almost 1.5 years to have all out sex).  Overall was a great relationship.  I'm a grade ahead of her, so for college I went to a public, liberal arts college 2 hours away.  We maintained our relationship and everything went fine for the most part.  I had to sacrifice a lot for the relationship (not going to as many parties, calling her goodnight every night even if I was out with friends, and constantly texting).  College comes around for her and she doesn't get into my university, so she goes to a private christian college 4 hours away from me.  Almost as soon as she gets there she wants to put our relationship on hold (basically best friends with benefits so we[she] have more freedom to do what we want).  Now she tells me she wants to call it off completely, and she is interested in someone else.  She cited my atheism (which I told her about as soon as I converted 1.5 years ago and she said wasn't a problem) and my "heavy" drug use (drinking, cannabis, and acid/shrooms rarely).  I understand that she wanted to be free to have a college experience, but I can't help but feel like I've wasted my first year and a half of college.  I feel like I only have a few friends at my university because I devoted so much time to her.  She also wants to still be really good friends, which I feel like will only hurt me, but I do value our friendship.  So my questions to you are how can I pick myself up, make new friends and still get the most out of my college experience? and do you think it would be wise to continue a friendship?
<bot>: Feel like I wasted my first year of college with a long distance relationship.  How can I enjoy college? and should I continue a friendship with this girl?