<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I found a girl who I like and have been debating getting into a relationship with her. I don't have a problem with commitment as far as I know but I often worry about the opportunities I'll miss if I get into a relationship. She's definitely not bad looking but being at a university I see really beautiful girls all the time.  

**I have a lingering thought that I'm settling for her by not going after the most attractive girls I see around campus** and having trouble convincing myself otherwise. This girl has a really compatible personality and that's important but who knows, maybe one of the thousands of other girls out there has a equally nice personality and is more attractive. There's too many fish in the sea.. how can I make an informed choice without meeting them all?

It's like the shallow part of my brain keeps saying "Why get stuck with her when there are more attractive girls out there?" and my real brain is fighting that by saying "But you have a solid opportunity here to be happy and have what you want. You don't know any of those other girls and if you do meet any of them they could have shit personalities."

On a side note, before anyone flat out advises me against relationships in college, I'm a relationship kind of guy. One night stands and random sex is cool but really doesn't do it for me by itself. I don't feel like I have anything to prove to anyone by trying to bang a new hot girl every night. 

Hopefully that all made sense. Thanks for any insight.
<bot>: I like this girl with a great personality, she's attractive but being in college I see more attractive girls often and it's making it hard to commit without feeling like I'm settling.