So I'm in a long distance relationship and my girlfriend

You're a child, sorry but it's true

This will never work out

It was nice while it lasted but this won't work out for four years

>>17829666
I've actually been in a long distance for three years before we even met in real life and it ended after almost a year in person. Anything can work, but OP, you have to consider the following:

- One of you might find someone else

- You don't really know what she is like AS A RELATIONSHIP PARTNER, meaning, things won't be like they are online. She might get really jealous, she might not like doing x with you, these are things you miss out on by not being in proximity with each other and you will never know until it happens.

- be wary of catfishing and other shit.

I would tell you now that most likely it's not even worth it. I don't regret what I did, but I wouldn't do it again. There is a lot of thinking you have to do about all this. Anyway about finding things to talk about, it's kind of natural if you talk to the same person every day you kind of run out of things to say (in my opinion). Are you guys in the same country?

>you are underaged
>you have never met in person

Sorry. It's not a relationship.

Girl here. Just got out of a LDR myself, I went to a country on the other side of the world to see him, and had to break it off a few weeks after I got home. I'm sorry, but you two aren't in love. ALL people are good at conversation-- as soon as they find someone worth talking to. This is something I've experienced countless times, and if you haven't gotten it with her yet, then you won't. Don't trick yourself into saying "we are both bad at conversation." because you're not. Trust me, you WILL find someone who is easy to talk to someday. Tell her how you feel about the conversations, and ask how she really feels about you. You need to end this, or you will bleed out a boring relationship for longer than it's worth it.

>>17829696
We're both 21