Long Distance Relationships

@eliezl (610)
Philippines
August 26, 2007 3:46am CST
My boyfriend and I will be celebrating our 6 years anniversary this coming October. Time is indeed fast. The month after that is also the month where he will be finishing his contract in his present job. It is also the time wherein he will start preparing for going abroad to work. That means, I will be left here in my place for many years. I don't know anyone from my friends or even acquiantances online and offline whose relationship based on long distance that lasts long. I don't even want to expect what will happen between us. But I do consider the consequences of breakup. How about you? Ever been in the same situation? I even have a friend whose relationship is the same as mine and struggled badly to saved it and failed....
7 responses
@ibsnet (1268)
• India
26 Aug 07
I think long distance relationships are not so lasting. If you really go with the relation you should come close and make a real relationship since long distance relationship are lost after some years. But since you have long time 6 years with the relation, you should minimize the distance and shape the relation to real. That's the only solution to keep your relation, you love.
@ibsnet (1268)
• India
29 Aug 07
I wish you all the best, it should be. Love always wins. I will wait for your PM to hear from you about the success of your relation.
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
yep i have to agree with you. i just need to give patience and trust into it. if were both meant to be with each other..all the best but if not..then ill just respect god's will. :(
• Singapore
27 Aug 07
I am pretty supportive of my girlfriend living for uk and staying there for 3 years is a long period of time while i need to still be in my home country, and being along at time can cause you to think why are you holding on to this long distance relationship,but you should trust her or him for the person on the other hand will also have the same thought and trust is the player to your long term relationship.
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
yes i totally agree that trust is the key...but its hard though...but still i should at least try.. thanks for sharing and keeping me look on the positive side of it =)
@wonderful1 (2075)
• China
26 Aug 07
it is worthy to celebrate the anniversary. it is too long time for two lovers. i say goodbye to my ex-boyfriend, because i can't bear long time waiting. and his mother doesn't like her and think lots of ways to stop us. and he can't persude his mom, and i feel we must be apart from each other, then ... ... six years is too long time for everyone. i hope you can have a happy marriage.
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
yah i do agree with u so does my friends. its a long year to simply waste. :( i am sad. but i hope that things will work out. thanks for the comment =)
@surajpkn (582)
• India
26 Aug 07
I am currently going through this long distance relationship rite now. My girl friend is studying else where and i am studying here. Its going to be 3 years in the november month and we are really excited about it. I do like this long distance relationship because i feel that someone , who is so away from me physically, is so very close to me at heart and i see her in everything i do!!
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
wow thats nice to hear i hope that both of u will last and wish u all the best and luck =) my only problem is that i have become so used in having him physically close to me..and suddenly he has to work somewhere far away...it kinda gives me an empty feeling..loneliness....i dont even want to imagine it :(
@geretzki (28)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
I was in the same situation back years ago but I end up marrying my partner in that long distance relationship. The guarantee i had for successfully marrying her was the quality of relationship we nurtured when we were yet together. That we did treasure. Her absence during that long distance relationship was a matter of watering the plant, at times I missed calling her through the phone but I see to it that the channel of communication is kept. In your case, expand your horizon, meet friends blessings will pour along the way as you face life.
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
wow that's nice ill try to keep a positive outlook though =) thank you so much all the best fo your relationship too =)
• United States
26 Aug 07
A friend of mine met his girlfriend about seven years ago while living about four hours away. (Not all that far, i know..) And he lived here, while she lived there for about three or four years of the relationship. He would go visit on weekends, or she would come and visit. They used the internet and phones to keep in touch. And this July, they got married. :) It's not impossible, especially if you love someone. And I think as far as technology has evolved, it's fairly easy to stay "wired" to someone at anytime you want. :) The physical is what will be hard.
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
i hope this will work as mine too....i pray to that thanks for sharing =)
@Dan_ul (858)
• Romania
26 Aug 07
Long Distance Relationships are possible... but some mystery must remain... all the best wishes:)
@eliezl (610)
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
thanks for the wishes =) i do hope the same too =)