<human>: I've been in a relationship with a great guy for about 5 months now, and everything seems to be going well. This is my first serious relationship since high school, and obviously relationships as an adult are different than they are in high school, so this feels all new to me.

However well things seem to be going, my mind just gets caught up in the future. We're both graduating from college in a couple months, and both of us are planning on staying in the city that we currently live in (not only because of each other, we have other things keeping us here too). But I keep thinking about where our relationship will be at that time and wondering where it's going. Since I'm graduating soon, I've had to seriously think about my future career a lot lately, so of course I start thinking about the future of my relationship as well.

All I can think of is how, when I told my mom about him, she said "well either you'll break up or you'll get married". That just terrifies me. Right now I can say that I would marry him if things continued going this well for at least another year or two, but I feel like a breakup is inevitable since so few relationships that start in college actually work out.

Any time we have a mini-fight (we haven't actually fought about anything serious) or have a day where we're just not communicating well, I get really depressed, and it's exhausting. Obviously this isn't his fault at all, it's just my own thing that I have to deal with, but I don't know how, since I'm new to serious relationships as an adult. I don't want to need constant reassurance that everything's fine.

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<bot>: I'm too worried about the future of my relationship with my boyfriend to truly focus on being happy with where it is right now. How do I let go of my worries and just enjoy my good relationship now?