<human>: My friend and I recently met online (recently moved to a city around 2 and a half hour drive from where I live). We quickly bonded and began to play some games together and watch shows via the internet together. I really like her company, and she enjoys mine. Our relationship advanced rather quickly, and at this point, I think it's safe too say we are "dating".

Although I'm pretty happy with where things are going, there are a few problems, the biggest being our age difference. She's only 13, and I'm 16. Now I honestly don't really have too big of a problem with this, but I just need to know how I should handle this when bringing it up with friends and such. I'm not really sure how other people might perceive this relationship, and I'm a little scared by it.

The second problem is our distance. We live around ~250 miles away from each other. Now I do plan to meet her in real life one day, but this can defiantly be a deciding factor in whether or not we are "dating". If any of you have ever been in a long distance relationship, any advice would be greatly appreciated on how to keep it lively and "real".

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<bot>: Met a friend a little over a month back, things have been advancing quickly, and I have a few questions about a few aspects of our relationship.