<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

My girlfriend and I dated as undergrads in college, but we broke up shortly before graduation because she had a set career path in a set place and I was in debt with no idea how to proceed (yay humanities) and moved back to my home state to live with my parents.

For two years we stayed in touch by phone and video chat until last summer she visited me and I suggested we try to get back together. I have been in grad school for a more technical degree while she has been working in her home state. The plan was that I would graduate, find a job where she's at, and everything would work out. Unfortunately, the only job I could get is in my home state, which is on the opposite side of the country.

Neither of us wants to break up, but at this point it's looking like we'll be long-distance indefinitely. Neither of us saw anyone else for the two years after graduation, we really want to be together, but we don't know how to work with this jobs thing.

My question is: at this point, do we decide to break up and go our separate ways in our own states with our own careers, or do we stretch it out even longer in the hope one of us can move to the other's state? I just don't know what to do and could use any suggestions. I would imagine that I will have a better ability to move to her state in a year or two once I have job experience, but that's an awfully long time to wait considering how long it's already been. She is considering a move here, but is basically at her dream job right now and is (understandably) reluctant to leave.

So...what happens now?
<bot>: LDR for the past year, I didn't get a job where she is so I don't know whether to break up or keep doing long distance. Advice?