<human>: I've known this girl throughout high school and we've had feelings for one another ever since we met [4 years ago]. We like spending time with one another. Since we both graduated high school, we've been casually seeing each other  (sex, dates, the whole nine yards). Every time we come home from school we pick up right where we left off. And every time we go back to school, I'll date other girls and I'm sure she dates other guys. I don't have a problem with this because we haven't discussed anything about commitment or LDR or anything, but at what point does that type of relationship advance? Does it at all? We'll both be in school for the next three years at least so moving isn't an option (our respective schools are hundreds of miles apart).

I really like this girl, and she may really like me, but I don't think a LDR is realistic. I'm afraid confronting her about this might freak her out, making her potentially want to cut it off completely. Is waiting until we both graduate in 3 years and then moving somewhere in the same city something I just have to hold out for? Is that realistic? I'm not really at any kind of crossroads right now, but I just feel like I'm blind moving forward.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I really like my casual hometown hookup, but we won't be in the same city for an extended period of time for another 3 years. Do I maintain the status quo or do I make moves for a committed relationship?