<human>: My boyfriend and I are both in the military and met at school. Neither of us intended to fall as hard or as fast as we did. Now I'm leaving in a few days and he's here for another month or two. We don't know where he'll get orders to, but it seems unlikely that he'll go to the same place as me. I'll be there for at least two years. We've briefly discussed long distance, but he always says that he wouldn't expect me to wait, implicitly admitting that he would if it were up to him. Both of us have admitted that we could see a future together, but it seems insane to try to promise that after only a month together. Like I said, things moved very fast for us and our friends have commented that our relationship seems very natural and effortless. I really don't think I could handle long distance, but is it worth a shot? Or would it be better to just end things cleanly if he does not get orders to the same place as me? I never intended for this to happen. I feel like I'm too young to settle down and I'm not ready for a long commitment, but at the same time I don't want to throw away what I have just because of that.

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<bot>: Is it worth it to try long distance for at least two years after only one month of dating? I feel insane for even considering this.