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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Peach7262: [QB] So, I've been in a long distance relationship since September when I went away to college (and had an amazing freshman year) and my boyfriend of six months (at the time) went to Germany for the year. We were planning to take a break for the year, until he went away and we knew that we were not done and wanted to be together. We kept in touch, and have kept good contact throughout the year. In exactly one week, I will be going to visit him in Europe to go on a trip we've been planning since September. I'll be there for two weeks and we've planned an amazing trip to a bunch of great cities. I'm also visiting a friend of mine, but I'll be spending the entire time with my boyfriend. I'm so excited for this trip, but it is scary to see someone who I haven't seen for so long. I've always had a thing with anticipatory anxiety (and all kinds of anxiety, really) and I'm just so antsy to GO. It's making me nervous to see him again, even though I'm so so excited. I'm also incredibly excited to be in Europe for the first time. I mostly am just posting this to vent, but I just get overwhelmed sometimes with anxiety, and then I get so nervous...I've had small bouts of anxiety throughout the year, but I think that being reunited with him might even just dissolve my anxiety. I think I'm just afraid that the anxiety won't go away once I'm there, even though I feel as though it will. Thanks for listening =) [/QB][/QUOTE]

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