<human>: Hey everybody! I wasn't sure if this was the right subreddit for this so if it isn't, then please redirect me! 

About 2 months ago I started a long distance relationship with a very close friend of mine. Our friendship has always been very solid and fulfilling. We met over a year ago (online only) and since then we have spent nearly every night together, and text all day long. At first it was platonic, but about 2 months ago I decided that I had feelings for him and he felt the same way. Ever since then, things have been amazing. Its so early, I know, but I do feel a deep love for him. Last week, I went on a trip to go visit him and have found that our chemistry persists in person. I feel very good about this relationship. I've never really met a person I felt so good being with. We both feel like moving up here would be a good decision for us, but I'm trying to weigh the pros and cons before I make a decision.

The problem is that I live in Georgia, and he lives in Ilinois. Now, I've always been a very independant person. I've been living on my own for the better part of the last 4 years, and my parents don't help me out much financially. That said, I'm considering moving to be with him. I'm definitely not a risk taker. But I've never really felt like I belonged in Georgia, and I absolutely love it up here. I am really considering doing this not just for our relationship, but for myself as well. I want to take a risk and live somewhere I never thought I would.

That said, does anybody have any experience moving across the country for someone? I recognize that its possible the relationship wouldn't work out (though I have no reason to think so besides just there being a possibility), but I think I'd really enjoy it here anyway. What is your opinion? Do you think I should give it a shot?

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<bot>: Met a guy online, feel really good about him, considering moving across the country to be with him and to experience living somewhere new. Should I try it?