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If she has the anxiety about being apart, it will not go away. If it comes from her childhood, it may linger all through her adult life (worse if she doesn't get counseling). How far away from Grand Valley State is Farm Hills? I say this because I was so into a girl when I was in college, I couldn't handle being away from her (even though it was only 90 min drive away),so I would come home EVERY weekend and thus missed out on what being in college is all about. She was my first love. So I dropped out at the end of first semester to come home (not all because of her, but partly because of money and a few other factors). Within 2 weeks she had broken up with me for good and sent me into a major life tailspin that took me a couple of years to recover from. Anxiety is serious and she may need some help (even if she doesn't think so).
I don't think FWB is the answer. I commend you for not just wanting cheap sex out of the deal. Believe me, if you are as into this girl as it seems you are, I will tell you that each time you have "ex-sex", it will mean something to you that it doesn't mean to her. Old feelings will come up and it will be hard to separate the sex from the feelings (as is happening to you). Each time it gets worse and you dig yourself even deeper. Far from being the answer, this arrangement will only create more problems. Also keep in mind that she is 16? 17? and she still has a lot of growing up to do (as do you, and as did I when I was that age). I'm not saying give up, but just be prepared for the reality that when the maturing ends, it may not include you no matter how bad you hope it does.
So, whatever else you do, don't screw up your future over ANY girl. If it's meant to be, they will understand and stand by you no matter what. Stay and get your education, because there is not a day that goes by that I don't kick myself in the ass for dropping out. It has turned out okay for me--I have a decent job, but not for most people. BUT, and this is the important part, if it's not meant to be, it is not the end of the world, no matter how bad it seems. Don't kid yourself into thinking it is. You will feel messed up, possibly for a LONG time. People fall in love again, people recover, people make their own lives. I know this to be the truth. I have run into my ex 3 times in the last 18 months (after going 12 years without seeing her), and the twinge is still there. She looks like she did the day we broke up. Of course I wonder how things would be had we stayed together. But I also know that we are now both different people, and I look at my little girl, and I wouldn't trade my life for anything else.
This might not have been what you were looking for, dude, but I thought I would put my 2 cents in. Feel free to give change if you want. I just hope someone else can learn from my mistakes and not repeat them.
Best of luck with this, man. The road ahead will be tough no matter which direction it leads. Let me know how it turns out.....
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