long distance relationship, can you handle it?
By deviantice29
@deviantice29 (7)
South Korea
April 1, 2012 3:24pm CST
i'm on a long distance relationship, being oceans apart affects us so much in many different aspects, yet also it built us stronger in many ways, my partner and i would love to share our words to those in need in this type of relationship
8 responses
@TheIzers (680)
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2 Apr 12
Hi Jonif, me and my husband lived apart once (one year) due to our job it was so difficult in the beginning but it worked out at the end. It makes our relationship and love stronger. So have faith that you both will be fine. Love needs hard work but it's worth it.
@deviantice29 (7)
• South Korea
2 Apr 12
if the both of you are both loyal and trusted each other i'm sure you can make it, the first years were the most difficult stage,were your worst enemy would be your mind and loneliness, me and my girlfriend were been doing this for almost 3 years, its so hard that we encounter so many trials
@ap0calyptic (921)
• Slovenia
2 Apr 12
I tried, 2 times, 1st time it failed, cause the guy got scared of it, second time I just had feelings for other guy, so I had to let him go. However, I'm in a LDR again now, its been almost 4months and to put it shortly, ITS NOT EASY! our love gets to the point where we fight a lot, just cause of his jealousy and sometimes just us missing each other messes with our feelings and we doubt them. Hwever, so far we are happy, there's been times 2 months in when we'd fight and really wanted to call it quits, but it was stronger than us, we were lost without each other being mad only for a day, we both cried already, so love prevailed, so all I can say to all of you in same situation out there, keep strong, you can do it, its not so much about handling it as its about power of feelings. however, there is one little thing in our relationship that I wish it could improve, he's kind of a guy that doesnt ask a lot when we talk online, it's like I have to keep our conversations going and sometimes I feel sad, cause he says he wants to know more about me, but at the same time he never asks, so original poster whats your advice to that? :]
@deviantice29 (7)
• South Korea
2 Apr 12
maybe your guy wants some assurance, he just want to be prepared that's why he want to know you more,boys always have this planning mind they cant plan for something that not been inform well, open your self to him so that he can open hi, self to you. with this loyalty and trust will be form, this two components is what pips in LDR should need
@Tamosree1993 (1525)
• India
4 Apr 12
Hello friend,
You are right. I also agree with you.
Have a nice day.
@bubuth (1815)
• Philippines
14 Apr 12
I'm a kind of person that always giving advice to my friends on how to handle a long distance relationship but honestly i cannot apply those advice to my self because i feel that i'm missing a lot about my partner if he is far from me. I always want to be with him but i know in the future we need to be apart for a while because of work. I want to work in a place which is far from our home where i can earn good income.
@Tamosree1993 (1525)
• India
4 Apr 12
Hello friend,
No i can't handle this. It is not easy.
Have a nice day.
@jizfir (93)
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11 Jul 12
It nice hearing that you and your partner built a stronger relationship despite the long distance you have.
I wish I was not afraid of long distance relationship and tried if it will work out for me. There was this person whom I like and also liked me but since we're also oceans apart, I did not agree to have relationship with him.
@Theresaaiza (10487)
• Australia
3 Apr 12
My boyfriend recently left for the Middle East to work. I would say that before he left, I have been very sad. In fact, on the day he left, I swore I have never been that lonely before in my life until that day. I felt like my heart would break.
But I found that each day without him both sucks the life out of me but also makes me stronger and more independent.
I would love for us to have a steady communication but our means technologically do not allow it, plus the time zone issue is also, well, an issue. I am just glad that we both give each other some room to breathe, and that we allow each other to grow as individuals wherever we are. Right now I could say that we're balanced. We understand each other, and we don't smother each other by always demanding the other to chat or call or communicate.
@butterscotsh (1012)
• Philippines
4 Apr 12
It depends on how long will we be apart. If it's just 6 months, I can do it!
If it's one year, I still can! If it's for 2 years, I will think about it.
The only way is to constant communication. That's a must!