<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I'm 17f, dating 17M (yeah, I know, we're young), who's going to be turning 18 in a few months. We've been together for seven months so far. A little back story before we go through this. 

We met at school, and became friends really fast since we were in all the same clubs. was a senior, so he's graduated now. Anyway, we finally figured out we liked each other, but we didn't want to rush anything, so we decided to go about it the old fashioned way, mostly because of his christian upbringing. So we went through the process of getting my parent's blessing, attempting to go on dates to learn more about each other, and not putting the girlfriend/ boyfriend label on each other. We've always made it a point to have open communications, and we've only just begun to become physical past standard pecks and hand holding. Well... When his parents found out we liked each other, they weren't pleased and tried to cut us off completely because, they don't accept our relationship (He's ftm so in their eyes, he's still a girl and liking girls is a sin to them). But we worked through it and still continued to see each other, but still refused to label our relationship to respect his parents. 

He's going off to college in the next few months, and I'm worried about whether or not our relationship is going to be able to endure the test of time. I'd like to believe it will. We've been through so many hardships together already, and we've both said we'd stay devoted and do the skype dates and things like that. But the logical part of my mind is still really worried because, everyone says that high school relationships hardly ever work out. I don't know. I guess, do you think long distance relationships are worth it?
<bot>: My SO is getting ready to go off to college and I'm worried our relationship will end. Do you think long distance relationships are worth it, and what's the likelihood of surviving it?