What are your opinions about long distance relationship?
By royanne
@royanne (372)
Philippines
April 7, 2017 3:33am CST
Do you think long distance relationship would work? Do you think that it is prone to cheating and lying and that it is bound to fail? Or maybe you are one of the people who always have a positive view on things? Probably, you would think that it could work depending on the person? situation? or maybe it's all about the trust?
I want to know your points of view on this one.
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11 responses
@cabhay (443)
• India
9 Apr 17
Yes, it really does depends on those two people who chose to be in a long distance relationship. Some couples try their hard to make their long distance relationship work out and some on the other hand just give up as with long distance relationship their comes many problems and obstacles. It depends on you and your better half that how much in love you are and how long will you make it work out against all the odds. :)
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@JeezeLouise (13)
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8 Apr 17
For a long time I thought that long distance relationships would never work out. However I now have friends who are in a long distance relationship and have been for about 7 years I think and are now engaged. They have had their rough patches just like any relationship but neither of them have cheated and they are ultimately happy.
I personally know I couldn't have a long distance relationship as I like to see the person I am with at least once-twice a week and I think I may become insecure and paranoid.
So I really do think it really depends on the people involved.
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@royanne (372)
• Philippines
8 Apr 17
It's good to hear that your friends are doing great in their relationship and that long distance relationship can work. I guess probably it's all about the trust and positivity on things because when I read your response the first thing that came into my mind was "how sure are they that the other person never cheated?". And I know that that is a very negative way of thinking.. I guess a trust goes a long way.
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@sheyuriii04 (29)
• Philippines
13 Apr 17
Hi @royanne! I am from the Philippines as well. I guess it works but you need to hold a big trust to your partner and by means of continuous communication
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@hulkiie52411 (31)
• Lancaster, Pennsylvania
8 Apr 17
My opinion I do not think a long distance relationship would work because I would have to see that person everyday. I feel as though they might cheat on you, these days you can't trust people.
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@royanne (372)
• Philippines
9 Apr 17
I guess in long distance relationships you would always have doubts about the other person or feel paranoid that they might cheat on you and that's one thing that makes it hard to work out.
I think for the people who survived long distance relationship and overcame it are really admirable. And maybe you could even say that they have a strong relationship?
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@hulkiie52411 (31)
• Lancaster, Pennsylvania
9 Apr 17
@royanne Agreed, I most defiantly say they have a strong relationship
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@CaseyRoss9966 (4056)
• United States
4 May 17
It depends on the person. I took a courtship & relationship class this semester and there are a lot of variables that go into the success or fail of a relationship. Our personalities and attachment styles play a big role. If you both have secure attachments and have the Openness, Agreeableness, and Extraversion traits from the big five personalities then a long distance would work fine for you or you are at least more likely to not break up. Dismissing attachment styles are the ones who have the hardest time committing because they have this whole I'm independent and don't need you kind of personalities so they don't feel the need to have to be in a relationship and may not feel the need to be as faithful. There is just too many correlating factors that can affect a relationship whether it is long distance or not.
I am currently in college and spend 9/12 months about 4 hours away from my boyfriend and my family. He and I are going on 4 years together and the distance has done nothing but makes us stronger as a couple. It basically was a test to see if we were meant to be because even though we went from seeing each other every day to only seeing each other at breaks we were still able to communicate what we were feeling.
@dhoyalahoy (1414)
• Philippines
10 Apr 17
Love, Trust and Dream. I salute people who can endure that long - distance - relationship. They are strong. Strong mind and conviction are their weapon to survive the longingness and loneliness.
@klynlyn (154)
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9 Jun 17
it needs a lot of trust on your partner and it would just work if one is willing to end being in distance, I mean if one would come over to your place or you to their place so you won't stay apart. Advantage is that, you can do a lot more without really going too much issues with your partner and you can build yourself on your own.