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Hi. I'm just in the little bit of like a stressful situation right now. So I'm a sophomore

in college and I have a boyfriend and a younger than me and we've been doing long distance for about

like four and a half years. And I really, really love him and I really wanted to work out.

But I feel like recently I've been very like in my head wondering what he's doing and wondering

if he, like, is just wondering and just wondering what he's doing and wanting him to be with him all

the time and wanting to visit him and counting down until I can see him. And I think that's not

healthy for me because I'm not fully enjoying college as much as I should have. And it's just that

I love him so much and I want it to work out with us between us, but I don't think it will.

If I'm just so stressed and anxious and not able to enjoy my time in college right now.

Okay. I want you to be really honest with me and tell me who in your school has what guy has caught your eye.

I don't know when it's called my eye. It's just that I just I don't run away.

It's impossible for you to walk around your college and not see somebody who catches your eye.

just not possible. So who is he?

There's just there are I this past weekend I've I went out with my friends for a few nights and it's not like there was one guy but I just

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