<p>Recently I went to a GOP convention for college students. At this I met a girl who I really liked, she was very cute and I got along with her really well. We didn’t spend a ton of time together, because when we started to hit it off, the convention was over. A friend who talked to her said she thought I was very good looking and liked me. Now, is this something I should just forget about, because she goes to school at a different school, which is probably 7-8 hours away from me?</p>
<p>you mean a school at a different state? and long distance relationships would be hard to work out especially if you’re starting the relationship long distance. Usually couples are close by each other but then have to separate because they go off to college but that time they spent close to each other allowed them to get closer. I don’t know if that’ll be the case here. Good luck though. It never hurts to follow up or watever. You make an extra friend at least.</p>
<p>Probably, since you don’t really know her well enough to have a long-distance relationship with her succeed, but if you think it has more potential than that, then you can always try.</p>
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<p>Well, he could live in texas</p>
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<p>or california.</p>
<p>Just give up.</p>
<p>Give up…</p>