What your opinion about Exotic Love? Is it romantic or just unrealistic?

Some long distance relationships work out because both work hard to keep the relationship despite having less time to be together. And I guess, what you had wasn't that strong enough that you just had to let it go that easy. Maybe it was just good for the time he was there and extending it really does not work for him.

The only concern I have about exotic or international love is whether both understand that they come from different cultures, and they have to get used to the culture of the other, what their families would say... where they are going to live. If they are mature enough, there's nothing wrong with it. I myself would be cautious with people from certain cultures (I don't wanna call names, not to offend anyone here... but as a woman, I have a lot to lose, if I marry a guy, who is tricking me into marriage just for the perks of getting citizenship, a green card, or better chances to get a nice job, or someone who would act appropriate for our culture, but later, after marriage he would abuse me, take me to his country, boss me around and not let me bring up my own children... some people for certain cultures are notorious for that), but otherwise, I would be open.

I don't really know what to say about exotic love since I haven't been in your situation. But I think there will be cultural differences if you have a relationship with someone outside the country. But a lot of couples adapt to each of their culture and is going strong, I think you two weren't meant to be in the first place or else the two of you would be still together.

Hello Landyree this is checkmaila nd feel sorry for your loss, though me too haven't decided if want an exotic love mate.Our life flows continuously without stopping, so we don have much choice in it, but can try for it. According to facts yup our simple love would do it as less threat of break off chances. But anyways anything can happen who knows, wish you good luck with mylot.

What exactly is exotic about someone from Australia? That is not what we would call the exotic kind of people (to us these are people living in tropical countries). I assume you mean someone from abroad? I am married to someone in Africa. I think one should give it a chance, if it doesn't work at least you can say you did try. It's wrong to say no to everything without knowing if it can work. Every relationship has it's difficulties also the ones with your own fellow people. And if that doesn't work what kind of excuse you will use then? We mostly regret those things we never tries, seldom what we did try but did not work out the way we wanted (and if so it's mostly because we were not really wanted to make it work).

Could you define exotic love for me because I cannot really assess and give some decent opinion with regards to your situation because I cannot understand how are you using such word. But personally, I am almost open to everything making me accept such.

Some people like to have a holiday romance that lasts weeks and is soon over. When studying overseas a year long relationship is different. It is challenging to maintain a long distance relationship. These day we have mobile phones and emails that are sent by the Internet connection. When I was aged 21 years old traveling in Australia I met a wonderful man. He and I began a relationship. The phone bill was huge once I got back to my home country. Letters took one week in those days to travel from the UK to Australia. He sold his car in order to come over to the UK. He arrived in June which is in summer. He thought the weather was very cold compared to what he was used to in Queensland. We got married and our relationship lasted six years before we got divorced. Funnily enough this Australian man, my ex husband, is living in China working as an English language teacher. He has a Chinese girlfriend. I am not going to accept another relationship that would be very long distance relationship. I got divorced in 2000. In 2005 on a vegan walk I met a man from Lancashire and I came from Kent. We began a relationship and saw each other once a fortnight. That was lovely in the summer but the winter was a different matter. Our relationship lasted just eight months. The train fare was a lot of money. I went up to on a Friday after work and home again on a Sunday afternoon. So even having a same country long distance relationship does not seem to work out.