Forgotten Ancient
Banned
Hey guys...nobody here really knows me yet so I figured I'd get a pretty objective POV. I'm in a really shitty situation right now and I guess I figured I'd spill it all out here to see what ou think. I'm not really good with talking to people about this shit and I need some kind of outlet.
(It's gonna be long...so, if you don't wanna read it that's fine.)
Here's the situation -
About 5 years ago I met a girl online and things clicked really well with us. About 2 months later we ended up falling in love (blablabla), but we were stuck in this long distance relationship (I live in Michigan - she lives in Brazil). I know...it was fucked up, but love does stupid shit to people.
Anyways, we were together for about 3 years - We'd spend a couple of months a year together, but we had bigger plans after we finished school and were really ready to live together as a couple. I actually moved to another state for a few months when she was a foreign exchange student just so I could be closer to her. Really...I loved her (and love her) a lot.
Well...about 3 years ago she just suddenly broke up with me. Her reasoning being that the distance was becoming too much and she needed time to focus and to get some peace of mind. At the time we were arguing a lot and I was thinking of ending things too - so, while it was sudden, it wasn't totally out of the blue. The few months that followed were the most depressing of my life. I had quickly started dating another girl, but I didn't feel anything for her and the bitch ended up cheating on me anyways.
So...nearly 3 years had passed since the original girl (her name's Maria) left me. I'm single, kind of enjoying life (though lonely at times), going to school, and working a shitload. All of a sudden she starts talking again about how she still believes I'm "the one". While there had been a long time that passed, I still thought of her almost daily in some form or another, and it felt really good to be talking to her again...kind of like old times. After about a month of talking, we decided to give things another shot.
So...in this long, yet extremely condensed version, I've lead us up to today. The whole time we've been together we have talked about her moving here when she graduates, getting married, having a family, etc. etc. The other day I (stupidly) told her that I would move to Brazil to be with her if things could be worked out. I don't know hardly any portuguese, I hear it's very hard to get a job, I still have many years of college to finish, and I have nothing to fall back on. My parents are broke as shit and if I fail, the only person that can pick me up is myself. Living in Brazil is gonna make it really hard to pick myself up.
Anywho...like I said...I really really do love her. If I could marry her tomorrow so we could live together here, I'd be all for it. However, I'm extremely worried about the prospect of leaving everything here behind and wondered what you guys think. If I do move I won't be doing it for another year and a half or so (I need to save money, get some more college out of the way, make plans, etc.)...so I won't be deciding tomorrow...but...well, I just had to type this up and get it out there.
Thanks,
Dan
(It's gonna be long...so, if you don't wanna read it that's fine.)
Here's the situation -
About 5 years ago I met a girl online and things clicked really well with us. About 2 months later we ended up falling in love (blablabla), but we were stuck in this long distance relationship (I live in Michigan - she lives in Brazil). I know...it was fucked up, but love does stupid shit to people.
Anyways, we were together for about 3 years - We'd spend a couple of months a year together, but we had bigger plans after we finished school and were really ready to live together as a couple. I actually moved to another state for a few months when she was a foreign exchange student just so I could be closer to her. Really...I loved her (and love her) a lot.
Well...about 3 years ago she just suddenly broke up with me. Her reasoning being that the distance was becoming too much and she needed time to focus and to get some peace of mind. At the time we were arguing a lot and I was thinking of ending things too - so, while it was sudden, it wasn't totally out of the blue. The few months that followed were the most depressing of my life. I had quickly started dating another girl, but I didn't feel anything for her and the bitch ended up cheating on me anyways.
So...nearly 3 years had passed since the original girl (her name's Maria) left me. I'm single, kind of enjoying life (though lonely at times), going to school, and working a shitload. All of a sudden she starts talking again about how she still believes I'm "the one". While there had been a long time that passed, I still thought of her almost daily in some form or another, and it felt really good to be talking to her again...kind of like old times. After about a month of talking, we decided to give things another shot.
So...in this long, yet extremely condensed version, I've lead us up to today. The whole time we've been together we have talked about her moving here when she graduates, getting married, having a family, etc. etc. The other day I (stupidly) told her that I would move to Brazil to be with her if things could be worked out. I don't know hardly any portuguese, I hear it's very hard to get a job, I still have many years of college to finish, and I have nothing to fall back on. My parents are broke as shit and if I fail, the only person that can pick me up is myself. Living in Brazil is gonna make it really hard to pick myself up.
Anywho...like I said...I really really do love her. If I could marry her tomorrow so we could live together here, I'd be all for it. However, I'm extremely worried about the prospect of leaving everything here behind and wondered what you guys think. If I do move I won't be doing it for another year and a half or so (I need to save money, get some more college out of the way, make plans, etc.)...so I won't be deciding tomorrow...but...well, I just had to type this up and get it out there.
Thanks,
Dan