The love of my life and I met when she was in vet school in Oklahoma and I was living in Tulsa. 6 months into our relationship, she moved to Virginia to complete a 1 year rotating internship. In that time I moved to Denver, and in July of 2012 we closed the distance and happily lived together, madly in love, until now. I was laid off on January 2nd of this year when the company I had been working for sold the assets for which I was responsible.
I spent 3 months desperately looking for a job here in Denver. However, the crash in natural gas prices last year has really hammered the market for drilling engineers in Denver. Eventually, it became clear that I would have to leave Denver. I expanded my search to Texas, and had a job in Dallas within a week. I start on the 28th and I'm leaving for Dallas on the 26th.
She has only been in her first job after the internship for about 6 months now and really isn't in a position to leave right now. So I'll be making the move without her, but with plans to reunite in a year or so when she'll have a more marketable resume.
This has obviously been absolutely devastating. She cries almost every night, and it's gotten to me a few times too.
This is going to be so very hard, but we know that we want to spend the rest of our lives together.
I spent 3 months desperately looking for a job here in Denver. However, the crash in natural gas prices last year has really hammered the market for drilling engineers in Denver. Eventually, it became clear that I would have to leave Denver. I expanded my search to Texas, and had a job in Dallas within a week. I start on the 28th and I'm leaving for Dallas on the 26th.
She has only been in her first job after the internship for about 6 months now and really isn't in a position to leave right now. So I'll be making the move without her, but with plans to reunite in a year or so when she'll have a more marketable resume.
This has obviously been absolutely devastating. She cries almost every night, and it's gotten to me a few times too.
This is going to be so very hard, but we know that we want to spend the rest of our lives together.



But the fact that you have a plan of sorts (to reunite after a year) should be a bit comforting. And then there are the trips you could probably take in between.
) - I hope you two can find the strength to survive the LDR. It's difficult but always possible!





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