SUBREDDIT: r/relationships
TITLE: I (f22) with 2 years long distance relationship with (m24), getting to an even longer distance. Advice?
POST: Hello!

So I've been in a relationship for almost two years now, and it's a long distance relationship. We live in the same country about an hour and half by plane.

I'm moving to study in the UK though, which is 6 hours away. 2 hours time difference.

I know alot of people would think what's the difference? We live in a sort of kind of a conservative country, so when I go to him I have to come up with any excuse though it's not required but just to not be suspicious. When he visits me we usually just hang out because I don't have options for us to get comfortable where I live.

However, we're both established and financially independent so we travel wherever we want and every 3-4 months we go somewhere abroad.

We agreed that when I'm in London things will actually be easier because he'll have a reason to go there more often (he already goes there at least twice a year) so now he'll make that even more. And he will look for a summer course from his work. We also agreed that because I'll be busier than usual, if we don't text/talk everyday it's ok and the other person shouldn't feel left out or worried. And we would Skype more as we rarely do video chatting. He's also a busy man! So he won't necessarily feel left out.

I'm so confused, I'm 100% sure that I don't have any doubts about wanting to put all my effort for this relationship. He's an amazing kind person. But I also don't want to make myself and him feel like it's easier than what it really is.

Do you guys think I'm exaggerating?
TL;DR: 
Long distance relationship but in the same country, I'm moving to UK. We're able to meet every 3-4 months. Is it hard? What do you advice.