<human>: Quick question!

My boyfriend and I are both university students. He's from Hong Kong (Canadian and HK citizenships) and I'm Canadian living in Vancouver. He had one course left this May so he left last June to go to Hong Kong and found a full time job. In December, he visited me for 2 weeks and left. This month, he is finishing his last class and will be leaving in a few days. That's the simplified story. He still has the full time job in HK and plans to return to Vancouver in the future, since he doesn't like the pace of life in HK and can't speak a lick of Cantonese. But we know that finding a geological engineer job is going to be very tough to find in Vancouver.

We have a very healthy relationship. I enjoy my alone time when he leaves, and we find time to talk to each other every weekend, and even at nights. We play a game together every weekend. We look forward to seeing each other when he visits.

These last few days, my parents keep saying that my relationship with him is now OVER when he leaves in a few days. I understand that if you don't have an end plan, that it's over, (because how can you be together if you're never going to be physically together ever again?) but he wants to come back to Vancouver. My parents are in their late 50's and early 60's and are Korean, in case this information is relevant.

So are my parents being insensitive jerks, or am I delusional in thinking that this relationship will work out for us?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Boyfriend and I have a long distance relationship. My parents think that this relationship is over. Are they being jerks or am I being delusional?