Long Distance Relationships: yes or no?
Danno3000
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You guys are all a bunch of gay lotharios, so help a fellow out: is a long distance relationship worth it? Under what conditions do they work? Do you have advice on making them succesful? Two months ago I would never have dreamed that I would ever be in any sort of meaningful relationship, but now I find myself needing to know these things. Help out an ignorent love struck fool.And yeah, I called you gay lotharios. Deal with it.
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marry her, and at least one of you has to make regular visits.
I'll miss you, too. We can make it work
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Did Kanyeezy teach you nothing?
if you haven't been with her/him for a long time its not worth it. a two month relationship turned into a long distance relationship probably won't last. won't say it can't last, but you barely know somebody after two months, and them leaving doesn't help you get to know them no matter how much you write or talk on the phone.
How long is your penis?
Sayin
BigD,
I did it for 2 years. California to New York. Phone bills out the fucking roof. Seeing eachother once every 3 months. It was hard. But we were in love. We laugh about it now, but there were a few rough patches. It's hard to have every conversation on the phone. Sometimes simple things make it much better.
We're both pretty mellow, yielding types. I certainly can't see it working well for someone who's needy, cheaty, or unable to compromise.
I wish you the best in this. PM if you want to chop it up.
If it's a really long distance (another state, 4-5 hours) then you may want to give it a shot, but be very carefull. Don't kid yourself about the distance, don't give her lots of money or make her think your a push over. I work with a guy who dates someone 4 hours away and they just take turns doing the traveling every weekend. So it works for them. SOmetimes if you busy haveing the time apart can be nice.
But, usually it doesn't work so be carefull!
When I met the woman who is now my wife, I told her I was going with her wherever she went to graduate school. Ok, I didn't tell her that when I met her, but I told her when we knew we were serious that I wasn't losing another good relationship to the long distance thing.
We moved to a hellhole called Syracuse NY, spent 2 1/2 years there. Relized if we could make it through Syracuse we could make it through anything.
Go Big Orange,
Dan
fuck another girl that looks like her and dump her...
oh wait that is what is supposed to work for a girl who dumps you.
no good way to get over a relationship man. time. get yourself busy as hell. the more you can bury yourself in things to do the less time you have to sit and think about how good things were.
Seriously....they are possible if you have already been together and plan to be back together in a concrete time period.
The only other thing they are good for is to bone up on your romantic love poetry, cuz clearly that's the only bonin' you'll be doing.
You have $1 million available strictly for airfare.
The only way it will work is if you are working towards living in the same city, or you travel so much that you don't really call one place home.
Everything else is just communication. And I would not enforce a monogamy policy. Give the person freedom, and give yourself some too. If you are both (truly) committed you won't stray. But I'm a romantic at heart...
the best way to get over someone is to get on top of someone else
Long-distance relationships work best if there is some sort of plan in live near or together again.
Otherwise you will end up being completely frustrated.
I forgot....it's GREAT for this.
Danno you seem like a nice guy so I am gonna be straight with you. The above statement tells me what everyone knew at the jump...you will do it because it's what you want. And I am not gonna tell you that you are foolish or stupid for wanting or doing it.
But unless you two have a plan and are of exactly the same frame of mind....just be easy with everything or you will be in for a real let down. It fails far more often than it works. And that's being extremely charitable.