Shel says:
I'm a 23 year old American woman, my boyfriend is a 25 year old South
Korean. We have been together for 6 months. He is going back to South
Korea over the summer and transferring to uni in the fall, so he won't
be coming back to the same state. We have discussed how difficult it
will be when he goes back to Seoul but decided it would be worth it to
stick it out. When he comes back to the U.S. he won't be too terribly
far away so we planned to see each other every other weekend.
Things have changed. We had a discussion the other night and came to the
conclusion that he doesn't feel the same way about me, and that for him
this relationship is just for fun and not really serious. Obviously I
feel differently but at the same time I'm not sure if I should just let
it go now, or wait the 3 weeks for him to leave and hold out for the
inevitable break up I know is coming from his side.
He's going to a different college and will be meeting tons of new
people. If he really doesn't have any investment in me as he says, then
there really is no reason for him to not find someone else. Long
distance is hard but if there is no emotional investment on his side I
don't think it will work.
What should I do?
What you should have done was to dump him on the spot the moment he said
he wasn't committed to you. Since you already know how this ends, you
are simply wasting time. The sooner you make the break, the sooner you
can mourn for the relationship and ultimately move on to someone else.
Breakups are never easy but the pain of them will be made worse by
putting it off. Muster your courage and make the break now. You are
worth more than being someone's temporary comfort girl.
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