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bigheartonsleeve
Member #64,659He is applying to all schools in our state, and one out of state. He submits it in June, which is also when he is graduating from Undergrad (he is 22, a year younger than me). By Sept/Oct he will get letters for secondary applications (more essays) and request to Interview. By March/April he will have acceptance letters. School would begin September 2012. At this point my thoughts are that I want to stick around while he is still free before med school begins so we can enjoy each other. Going to Korea while he is in med school would seem like better timing because he will be so consumed with it and won’t have very much time for me then anyway. He did agree and would be open to us talking about that and says that he recognizes that I deserve to have exciting and fun experiences. Marriage is not something I want for us right now. It’s something we talk about being right down the road (he has mentioned that we will be married before he finishes med school so within 5 years or so), but for right now that would be rushing into it. I know we haven’t been together very long and that being long distance makes things seem even more honey moony every time we are together but we have had our share of conflicts that we have handled very well. And I want to move forward in a way that shows him I am serious and committed to the relationship. Is that so wrong? Is it because I am young? What’s with everyone acting like you can’t fall in love and find the one in your twenties?
bigheartonsleeve
Member #64,659He does not want me to go. He said he would be very sad. That it’s hard enough when we go 2 or 3 weeks without being in each other’s presence. And I agree that it’s hard. Our talks about the future are kind of vague but its because the future is not written. He hasn’t been accepted into a med school program yet and I just finished my undergrad and moved to my hometown as we were getting to know each other. Our connection was still so strong that we continued to grow attached despite the distance. I fear he will see this as me pulling away –but I know I want to be with him absolutely. And he has committed to me entirely. He has included me in every step of applications –making sure I’d be willing to move where he is applying to. He talks about being able to buy us a house in a matter of years. He talks about how good he will be to me when I’m pregnant… He is simply the best… Here is my pro and con…. Going to Korea
PROS
Satisfy my adventurist spirit
Not wonder What If I had…
Learn a lot about another country/culture
Get experience in education/ work with children
Earn 48,000 in a year
Live in my own apartment –get out of Fresno/living with dad sitchCONS
I will not know anyone
Jeopardize my relationship with Lewis
No sex
Dead end job
Come back to being unemployed like millions of Americans
Time I could be spending building a life with the love of my life
Time I could be spending moving up in a company, or studying for GREs, or making something positive IN America.Staying with Lewie
PROS
I love him and it’s my natural instinct to see that through
We will have a beautiful and successful life
I already have a good job with an airline I can see through—many opportunities for raises and advancement
Doors will always open; I don’t have to leave the country to know that.
Lewie and I could spend a lot of time together to ensure we’re ready for moving in together when he starts med school in September 2012.
He is also a travel enthusiast so we could do it together
The job is always hiring so I could go back to it if things didn’t work out.CONS
I may wonder about the experiences I could have had in Korea while I’m working hard and waiting for him to finish med school.I’m pretty much answering my own question that I think he is worth it. But I just need some support on the decision I guess because SO MANY of my friends don’t get it or agree. They thing we are too young and NONE of my decisions should be influenced on a petty boyfriend when in our early twenties…
bigheartonsleeve
Member #64,659He does not want me to go. He said he would be very sad. That it’s hard enough when we go 2 or 3 weeks without being in each other’s presence. And I agree that it’s hard. Our talks about the future are kind of vague but its because the future is not written. He hasn’t been accepted into a med school program yet and I just finished my undergrad and moved to my hometown as we were getting to know each other. Our connection was still so strong that we continued to grow attached despite the distance. I fear he will see this as me pulling away –but I know I want to be with him absolutely. And he has committed to me entirely. He has included me in every step of applications –making sure I’d be willing to move where he is applying to. He talks about being able to buy us a house in a matter of years. He talks about how good he will be to me when I’m pregnant… He is simply the best… Here is my pro and con…. Going to Korea
PROS
Satisfy my adventurist spirit
Not wonder What If I had…
Learn a lot about another country/culture
Get experience in education/ work with children
Earn 48,000 in a year
Live in my own apartment –get out of Fresno/living with dad sitchCONS
I will not know anyone
Jeopardize my relationship with Lewis
No sex
Dead end job
Come back to being unemployed like millions of Americans
Time I could be spending building a life with the love of my life
Time I could be spending moving up in a company, or studying for GREs, or making something positive IN America.Staying with Lewie
PROS
I love him and it’s my natural instinct to see that through
We will have a beautiful and successful life
I already have a good job with an airline I can see through—many opportunities for raises and advancement
Doors will always open; I don’t have to leave the country to know that.
Lewie and I could spend a lot of time together to ensure we’re ready for moving in together when he starts med school in September 2012.
He is also a travel enthusiast so we could do it together
The job is always hiring so I could go back to it if things didn’t work out.CONS
I may wonder about the experiences I could have had in Korea while I’m working hard and waiting for him to finish med school.I’m pretty much answering my own question that I think he is worth it. But I just need some support on the decision I guess because SO MANY of my friends don’t get it or agree. They thing we are too young and NONE of my decisions should be influenced on a petty boyfriend when in our early twenties…
But I’m in love. And I want to see what we can be together. -
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