Stick to the method of chasing girls by SMS.

Before answering the first college question, let me tell you my story. My ex-boyfriend is one year younger than me. He chose the city where I went to college for me. We were not in the same school, but after three years, we separated. So what I want to say is that she can be your motivation, but she is by no means your goal. Moreover, few people who love each other in college end up together, so I encourage you to love someone, but I advise you not to let love affect your goal. True love has nothing to do with universities and cities. Besides, you haven't really loved each other.

The second question, SMS. My second boyfriend, who is about to get married now, met me during my internship before graduation and fell in love for two years. When he chased me, he used a short message, because I was lonely just after breaking up. He would send me a simple message every day, that is, good night and sweet dreams. No sweet talk, no humor, but I feel different, because he gave me what I needed most, because what I was most afraid of was the night before bed. And his short message made me feel that I was not alone, so I finally chose him. More importantly, I returned to school after my internship in his city. For him who has never been far away, he ran to a city thousands of miles away just to see me again. . . Everyone needs to be moved. The key is whether you came at the right time. So understand her troubles first, and then prescribe the right medicine. I believe you will find what you want.