The Student Room Group

Reply 1

Yeah thats the worst part of being a third year student the work is so difficult and you have to do so much more reading, maybe suggest going out for a drink on a night that he is free, maybe even get his number.

Reply 2

I have got his number though! then... maybe 3rd yr student ain't good relationship type, er... either continue or give up!

Reply 3

Well true i know a feel people who are easily managing a relationship in their final years at uni as well as doing coursework, obviously it's not for everyone but surely if he really wants you then he would surely drop a hint. Then again at the same time you don't really know until you ask.
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Reply 4

pick the right times to chat to him. breakfast, lunch, and dinner are best times to have a conversation because he has to eat and not study during thoes hours!

Reply 5

Jagajo
pick the right times to chat to him. breakfast, lunch, and dinner are best times to have a conversation because he has to eat and not study during thoes hours!


........living in different places, actually quite a distance lol

Reply 6

Third year is making life hell for me...

I think it can work, but it requires patience, commitment and understanding from both sides that sometimes the relationship may need to take a backseat where work is concerned.

Reply 7

Anonymous
he's always covered in books


strange verb choice..sounds like he's going around wearing some kind of crazy outfit with books fastened to it, lol :p:

Reply 8

if a relationship has been tested under these conditions then it has a greater chance to last longer. i find people who contact each other so often is because of lack of trust... they want to spy on each other, or they only have sexual desires and it's not love.

Reply 9

If you want to have a relationship with someone who is really busy, you have to be easygoing and flexible about spending time with them, and avoid at all costs making it seem like a chore to see you. I'm going out with someone who's really busy, and part of the reason why it works is because I'm busy too, so we see each other a couple of times a week and don't pester each other too much. Obviously you should pay attention to your own needs as well. If you're with someone and you don't feel they're spending enough time with you, it's important to let them know how you feel. But if you're a high-maintenance girlfriend who's just plain hard work, a busy guy just won't be able to keep up a relationship with you. My boyfriend's a rower who has to train twice a day on top of doing his degree, but he wants to be with me and I want to be with him, so we're just doing our best. I quite like the fact that we don't see each other all the time - it means we can both keep our independence, and the relationship won't burn itself out too quickly.