<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

So here's the deal quite simply. I'm a senior in High School who will be turning 18 at the end of this month. My girlfriend is 16, and  sophomore, giving us about a one year, 8 month age difference. I live in Arizona. Before I continue, according to the Arizona Statute nicknamed the "Romeo and Juliet" statute, I need not worry about issues once I turn 18.

I am essentially in a new relationship with her. This is my first real relationship. I care about her a lot. But obviously, this relationship has a potentially huge issue when I go to college in the fall, and she remains at high school for two years.

Here's an important point. I am going to college in the SAME TOWN. It is a four year university, and my campus and dorm is roughly 10 minutes from our high school, and 15 minutes from her house. I will have my car at college.

She has expressed constant fear of our relationship deterioriating when I go to college, and I have worked hard to comfort her through those fears, telling her that we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

What do you Reddit think?
<bot>: question: Do you think it would be possible for a College freshman to maintain a relationship with a high school senior, with a year and a half age gap, located in the same city?