csi226 Posted July 31, 2011 Share Posted July 31, 2011 My ex and I live 10 hrs apart, attend different colleges, but are from the same town. We broke up a month ago over stupid issues, but are still friends. The question here, and the big one throughout the 8 month relationship was the distance, and uncertainty of the future. We miss each other, but personally, I don't know if getting back together is the right thing to do at this point in time. I am studying for my MCAT and will be graduating in december; she still has 3 years undergrad left. The whole uncertainty issue from the beginning and even now, had to deal with what would happen after graduation. I don't know what kind of job I will have, where it will be, and what it will entail. I am considering even traveling, and doing medicine abroad for a few months until starting medical school. So the question is, is it worth it? We've worked so hard to maintain the friendship, and still have feelings for each other; yet there are unresolved issues, and i honestly feel like it could be right person, wrong timing. I mean, with studying for MCAT, applying for Med school, balancing work, and 18 credit hours, plus hospital internship, and student org activities, I really won't have anytime to drive the 10 hours and visit her like I used to do once a month. So, is it even a wise choice to do this again, considering the uncertainty of it all? Should I just let it go, knowing that I still have a great friend in my life, and maybe we'll cross paths again? A part of me wants to do this, yet at the same time, it just doesn't sound feasible, considering everything that will be going on. I mean when January comes around, I may not even be in California anymore... Link to comment
mikem Posted July 31, 2011 Share Posted July 31, 2011 Could you work out so that you live closer? Link to comment
csi226 Posted July 31, 2011 Author Share Posted July 31, 2011 No, won't work because of college. And I'm looking at med schools maybe out of state Link to comment
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