Will I lose her by doing so 5

No, yes, you're still students, and it doesn't matter if you talk about love, but your future career is the most important.

If you were asked to drop out of school to work to earn money for her to spend, would you be willing? That is, if you are willing, when people graduate from college, work, and come into contact with different levels of society, will they still want you? (What kind of job can I find if I drop out of school early?)

If you have a bright career future, you want power, money, no matter how you go, she will not leave you, if she leaves you, you can't find what to look for.

Think about it.

You're probably still very young, and the question is very simple, are you just going to leave her for a few months or can't go back to that school because of the situation at home, can you say for sure what will happen next, is it really only a few months? Think about it carefully, she said she won't, don't forget that you are both still in adolescence, if it's not unforgettable, don't expect the other party to insist, because even if you don't insist on the relationship between you, she doesn't have any mistakes, the environment changes a person, not to mention that falling in love requires a lot of time for two people to be together, heart-to-heart communication, I haven't seen you for a few months, who knows what the other party will think, because you are also in contact with the new environment, she also needs to adapt to the environment without you, This will change a person's mentality and values, because everyone needs to live a healthy life, psychological adjustment is a common thing, so the answer is difficult to determine, let it go, you are still young after all, don't ask others to do anything for you, if you have confidence, you can do it yourself first, you know? Think about the future.

It's really hard to understand this thing. Since she didn't say the reason, it was because she loved you deeply, why did you break the casserole and ask the end?

If you still love her, don't leave her, because she loves you too.

What did you love when you were a student, and when you work, there must be someone more suitable for you.

Don't understand, you leave her? Is it going somewhere else?

Are you suitable? If it doesn't fit, it's accurate to separate early. Everything went naturally.

It would have been a great disservice to her to leave her like this; You should tell her what you think and listen to what she has to say.

If she really loves you, she won't give up on you even if she goes to the ends of the earth.

You're still young, don't get your hopes up for such a thing.

I think students should not fall in love, it's not a cliché, but they haven't been exposed to social and interpersonal relationships, your kind of mutual admiration is unstable, and real love is not like you.