<human>: So, Full disclosure, my girlfriend and I are teenagers. 

We've known each other for 3 years, we've been mutually attracted to each other for those three years, but we live 5 hours away from each other, so we decided not to date. Within the last 6 months, we've fallen deeply in love, and made it official. We visit each other about once a month. But there's a problem. Last night, she called me crying (this happens quite often, she has an anxiety disorder) and telling me she was scared. She decided that she wasn't going to be with a guy by the time she goes to college when she was a freshman in high school. We're 16, so we have about 2 years before that happens, but now I'm scared because she's getting distant.

We have amazing moments still, and we love each other, but it's really painful. She's said repeatedly how happy I still make her, and that she doesn't know what to do. I keep telling her it's because of the transitions in our lives that it feels like we're getting distant (we both just got new jobs) but I don't know if it's helping. I know that it's a "teenage relationship", but the thought of us breaking up right now is devastating, no matter the age. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you so much.

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<bot>: My long-distance, long-term girlfriend is seeming getting distant because she is anxious about how difficult it is to keep up long distance teen relationships.