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Topic	Gonna break up with the GF today
MrPeppers 09/21/17 11:52:01 AM #74:	Super Saiyan 3 Goku posted... TC's situation presents similar to mine - except we're both pharmacists instead of doctors. My girlfriend and I met in pharmacy school and she was in the class ahead of me. After she graduated, she moved on over to D.C. to take an FDA job while I stayed in the Boston area for about 2 years to complete a pharmacy residency and work a bit (I'm with her now in the Baltimore/DC area). We did see each other every so often in those couple years, but it was tough being apart from her. My residency program had many like-minded individuals akin to myself and with all the conferences and outings we did, there was AMPLE opportunity to cheat. But I never did. A big part of that is because my girlfriend (soon to be fiancé) and I were in pharm school together and saw each other daily for 3-4 good years before she graduated first. We built enough of a foundation where I didn't want to throw away all the time we spent together over some lousy drunken night in Vegas. And if I may add, it was quite easy for me to NOT cheat. I would always tell these women (some of them my co-residents) that I was seeing someone. And I never ever regretted it. That's awesome man. We were 5 months in and I knew she was a catch, but my previous 6 year long-distance almost marriage has made me realize that I don't want the distance anymore. I think if we were to have dated throughout med school things would be different, but I admire your dedication and that is an amazing and special thing to have. NeuralLaxative posted... It's hard enough to maintain a relationship with someone you live with when you work 90 hour weeks let alone long distance, can't blame ya. How's the intern life peppers Yeah. It is what it is, lol. I'm on my ultrasound month so it's nice with great hours, but I'm spending most of my fee time studying for step 3 and my in service exams. Trying to shoot for a uro/gyn fellowship so I'm putting in as much work as I can and trying to stay at that speed. It sucks not being able to go home and call her up s we can bitch about attendings and upper levels. --- http://i.imgur.com/SGkkbF0.png <cite>MrPeppers posted [p:887014750] in Gonna brea... [t:75795069]...</cite> <quote><cite>Super Saiyan 3 Goku posted...</cite> <quote>TC's situation presents similar to mine - except we're both pharmacists instead of doctors. My girlfriend and I met in pharmacy school and she was in the class ahead of me. After she graduated, she moved on over to D.C. to take an FDA job while I stayed in the Boston area for about 2 years to complete a pharmacy residency and work a bit (I'm with her now in the Baltimore/DC area). We did see each other every so often in those couple years, but it was tough being apart from her. My residency program had many like-minded individuals akin to myself and with all the conferences and outings we did, there was AMPLE opportunity to cheat. But I never did. A big part of that is because my girlfriend (soon to be fiancé) and I were in pharm school together and saw each other daily for 3-4 good years before she graduated first. We built enough of a foundation where I didn't want to throw away all the time we spent together over some lousy drunken night in Vegas. And if I may add, it was quite easy for me to NOT cheat. I would always tell these women (some of them my co-residents) that I was seeing someone. And I never ever regretted it.</quote> That's awesome man. We were 5 months in and I knew she was a catch, but my previous 6 year long-distance almost marriage has made me realize that I don't want the distance anymore. I think if we were to have dated throughout med school things would be different, but I admire your dedication and that is an amazing and special thing to have. <cite>NeuralLaxative posted...</cite> <quote>It's hard enough to maintain a relationship with someone you live with when you work 90 hour weeks let alone long distance, can't blame ya. How's the intern life peppers</quote> Yeah. It is what it is, lol. I'm on my ultrasound month so it's nice with great hours, but I'm spending most of my fee time studying for step 3 and my in service exams. Trying to shoot for a uro/gyn fellowship so I'm putting in as much work as I can and trying to stay at that speed. It sucks not being able to go home and call her up s we can bitch about attendings and upper levels. --- http://i.imgur.com/SGkkbF0.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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