Christian boy meets girl help?

I do not know what is wrong with me. I feel very bad as a Christian, even for this examination. If I'm supposed to be in love with Christ, then why do I have such strong feelings for this guy is not Christian? Certainly, we still have a bit dated, but because distance problems, it should be. I do not want to read any Bible verses about how a Christian is not supposed to be a non-Christian, I have heard that before. They have to be convinced of any kind and is not what I want. I just want to know how to stop thinking of it this way? I can not begin to explain how much we have in common and how we care about each other. We are like two of the same people, with the obvious exception of the difference. We like the same things and also makes it possible to speak of all together. I feel that there is another part of me. Please help: (I feel bad, like I'm letting God, but I can not seem to shake this feeling.

Sometimes you have no control over it. The heart wants what the heart wants.

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