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Input: My boyfriend (18M), we'll call him A, and I (18F) have been dating for nearly 3 years, and we are both going to school in different states, so we've been long distance about 7 months now. We definitely fight much more when we're long distance compared to when we're together, and it's making us both sad to be apart for so long, some days it feels like it's not worth it.

So A is really great at tech stuff, and already had an internship working with drones and FPGAs in high school, and now he went to this job fair at his college a few weeks back, fast forward to today, he got a confirmation for a job with one of the big 4 tech giants in the US. Problem is, job is in Texas, we live in Virginia, and right now I go to school in VA and he goes to school in Michigan. 

I really want to be supportive because this job is going to make A really successful and it's going to set him up for a great life with a great job and a million opportunities. But the only thing is, I'd never see him, not until December this year. The only thing that keeps me happy enough in long distance was the fact that we'd see each other over the summer every year and then we'd be fine. I really don't want to wait around all summer and next semester just to see him 10 days a year (the 10 days our winter breaks overlap). I feel like it's unfair to me because I wouldn't go job hunting thousands of miles away when I know he would want to be with me over the summer, but I also really feel like a terrible person for wishing he never applied for this internship and wishing he never got it so he could spend summer with me instead. He really deserves the job and a more supportive girlfriend, but I think I also deserve someone who wouldn't leave me hanging like this. 

AITA? 

TL;DR- boyfriend got a great job over the summer, we're already long distance bc of college, now we'll be long distance over the summer too for the next 4 years. AITA for wishing he never got this really amazing job?

being upset that my boyfriend is about to get an amazing job in another state