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I know he has to take care of his future but he failed every course in these two years and it all seems so useless.. Next year he's going to study something else and it's really close to where I study but it just feels like it's a little too late.
You answering your own question. It's a little too late. Why are you not taking your own advice?
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I've been thinking about what I want but I just don't know. If I could know that things will get better with my boyfriend, I'd stay with him. But how long can I wait this out? Maybe it will get better if I see him a few days a week, maybe it won't.
Relationships go through hard times. Those are the times when your true intentions, true feelings, are put the test, and you realize where you want things to go. Your relationship is not passing this test. It's a very small thing compared to what your future would hold if you two stayed together, got married, had kids. If you can't stick through this very small hiccup in your relationship, then it's time to realize that it's not meant to be.
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And lately I feel like I'm lying to him if we're together. He's always talking about how much he misses me, but I can't say the same.
I'm a bit confused. In your original post you said that the fact that you don't get to see him is what's making the relationship hard. Now you say that you don't really miss him. Which is it? Are you two not together enough, and that's why you don't know where this is leading, or are you realizing that absence hasn't made your heart grow fonder, that you don't actually miss him?
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But when he looks at me like I'm the only person for him in the world, I'm lost again and than I know that he's stolen my heart completely. But for every good moment, there's about five bad ones.
Are you afraid to hurt him, because you realize how much he cares about you? Is that why you're staying with him? That's what it sounds like to me, and it brings me back to my original post to you. We women don't like to hurt anyone. Many times we'll stay in a relationship for longer than we should because we don't want to hurt the person we're in a relationship with.
You may be his whole world, but then, if you were, would he be content spending the week away from you, only seeing you on the weekends?
I'm not saying that he doesn't care about you. I'm sure he does. But if you don't see this relationship lasting for the long haul, you owe it to him, and yourself, to end it now. I have a feeling that he'll be okay. This will give him more time to concentrate on his studies.
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It's just so hard to make up my mind.
It's hard because you don't want to look at the last 2 years as a waste of time. If you give up now then it's like saying that you never loved him. Love changes. Love grows, or dies with time. You may have loved him once. You may still love him. What you have to ask yourself is if you love him enough to support him right now, accept that he can't be there for you 24/7, and still maintain a relationship, or, is your gut telling you that it's time to end this?
I'm pretty sure of what I'd do if I felt the way you do, but I can't make this decision for you. I can only tell you this. When I met my husband, we were 19. We had a lot of hard times, a lot of times apart. Both of us went to college while we were dating. We both worked opposite shifts, and there were times when we only saw each other for an hour or two a week, and that lasted for over a year. Not once did I even think about leaving him, even when I missed him so much that it physically hurt. We worked through the tough times, and our relationship became stronger because of it. There was never a doubt in my mind that he was the one. The fact that you're asking this question, that you're doubting the relationship, is enough for me to say that it's over, you just haven't ended it yet.