<human>: Hello. We're both 17 and together in a relationship. We love each other and I think of her as more than my girlfriend, my partner, something beyond the usual. She already finished High School and will be graduating next month. I, however, still have one more year to go. Her plans prior to us meeting were leaving the country to study in Canada (and her parents, after several fights and discussions, had finally agreed to let her go). I also had plans of studying abroad (as many geeky teens, in Japan), but perhaps they weren't as solid as hers.

Each had their path, and then we met. We dated without really thinking about the future, but it is starting to catch up with us. Long story made shorts, we do not want to be apart, but her parents won't let her stay. I said she could study intensive French, read, keep practicing guitar (she takes lessons), sign up for literay courses, etc. All these things are things she enjoys and would help her with her career (she wants to study Sociology). However, Sociology isn't available at her temporary college of choice, and **University starts until next summer in 2015 (same time I enroll and will enter together with her)**.

One thing is clear, we don't want to be apart, so this situation leaves us with three choices: she leaves to Canada and I stay here, she stays a year here until we can go to university together, or she leaves to Canada and I follow her there (without a HS diploma, and perhaps legal documentation). The less risky choice and ideal choice for us would perhaps be for her to stay here and then going to University together (since it starts at the same time, whether she leaves or not). Her parents do not agree though and we would like to know how to talk to them. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you for reading.

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<bot>: We had separate paths. Our paths came together. We're both down for this. How can we convince their parents an usually "thoughtless decision" can be worked into a **rational plan**?