<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

We're both in college in NYC, and this is the worst time for love to blossom (finals). This is after a long period of romantic back and forth, finally ending with something I guess I'd label "best friends with benefits." Our compatibility is uncanny. We're both a little scared by this fact, but we feel the same way about each other. However, we aren't in a relationship because she is going abroad next semester, and we both need the distance. We have about 2 weeks left.

 So, the problem is that we've both admitted that we think about the other ALL day. We can't focus on getting any work done, and we talk and keep each other up until five in the morning. It's like an addiction, because everything is pushed off to the side for the next hit. We also live in the same damn dorm, so you can see how we can't keep away from each other. It's affecting our grades, and this is important for the next point. 

I'm more of a dreamer, and she's a bit more of a realist. Yes grades are important, but I'm too deeply in love to care. I'd drop my pencil and leave my final exam if she called during it. Plus, my classes are way less intense than hers, and I'm starting to not need to worry about grades at all; my career as a performer is materializing right before me already, and I am thinking about dropping out after the end of the next semester to take the next big step (would stay in the City).

She's pre-med. She's losing more from this than I am. She has way more pressure from her family and herself to meet a certain standard. She NEEDS the grades for med-school, and I am directly responsible for her grade drop. I know what's coming too. She's going to have to break it off, or I will.

Her career simply is and should be more important to her than I am, and this is completely understandable (we've only known each other for two months!) I love her, so I also want what's best for her, but this is so hard to accept. What do I do?
<bot>: We're totally in love with each other, but I'm jeopardizing her future. I can't think of a way to make it work without her making a bigger sacrifice. We can't compromise because I have nothing to concede.