Hi everyone, my name is Gracie. My boyfriend, Jonathan, and I have been together for a little over 2 years. We were classmates at USC and we just graduated together and celebrated our second anniversary in May. He is now going to medical school at an international program in Guadalajara and I am staying here in Los Angeles to pursue my career. Hopefully for his fourth year, he will be able to score internships at USC/UCLA/somewhere else in Southern California so we can have at least a little time together before he spends his fifth year in New York becoming certified as an American M.D.
This is my second LDR-my high school boyfriend (who went to NYU and was a year ahead in school) and I were in an LDR for 3 out of the 4 years we were together, but unfortunately he ended up cheating quite a few times and it didn't work out as a result. However, I'd like to think that I can use what I learned then to do even better this time-maybe fate was trying to prepare me for this LDR?
I believe Jonathan and I can make it through these years but I would really appreciate all the support I can get, and since I've done LDR before, if there are any high-school and/or college LDR'ers (is that a word?) who'd like to talk, I'd be happy to offer you any support/advice that I can.
Thanks everyone, I'm excited to have found a place to talk/vent/share this experience with others
This is my second LDR-my high school boyfriend (who went to NYU and was a year ahead in school) and I were in an LDR for 3 out of the 4 years we were together, but unfortunately he ended up cheating quite a few times and it didn't work out as a result. However, I'd like to think that I can use what I learned then to do even better this time-maybe fate was trying to prepare me for this LDR?
I believe Jonathan and I can make it through these years but I would really appreciate all the support I can get, and since I've done LDR before, if there are any high-school and/or college LDR'ers (is that a word?) who'd like to talk, I'd be happy to offer you any support/advice that I can.
Thanks everyone, I'm excited to have found a place to talk/vent/share this experience with others
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