Long distance Marriage... Can it work?
By megs85
@megs85 (3142)
Australia
December 14, 2006 1:57am CST
Theres a lot of questiong whether long distance relationships can work, but I am querying the possibility of a long distance marriage- whether it be a marriage to someone who has to reside in another country because of legal reasons, a partner that is often working away whether it be nationally or internationally, or so forth.
Can these marriages survive the distance? Are you/or would you be a part of one?
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13 responses
@pinkypop (662)
• Philippines
14 Dec 06
Depends. One of the questions that arise to this kind of situation is "How strong is your love and trust towards each other?" and "Can you resist the so-called worldly temptations, since your partner is not around to supply that for you?".
Having a partner who is far from you is very difficult situation. So be prepared for any circumstances that may occur for this long distance marriage / relationship.
@ydnac22 (802)
• Philippines
28 Mar 07
Well it depends how both parties are committed with each other.My mom and dad has along distance realtionship till im 15 years old cause my dad is is a seaman and we see each other twice twice a year but i never see that their relationship get in trouble.They both fight for thier love. Now my dad retired now and they live happily ever after. :)
@palina77 (1177)
• United States
5 Jan 07
yes, it is work. My one relative married a English guy and they are now at old age still happy. But it need a sound financial stability and if can marry a developed country's rich guy or a poor country's girl.
@mistyday23 (49)
• United States
27 Mar 07
My husband is leaving for 2 months here shortly. I am very nervous about this because we haven't been away from each other for that long. I am not sure how I am going to deal with him being away.
@edigital (2709)
• United States
22 Dec 06
Yes, if you get nice person and rich otherwise not. In our country there is woman married from Germany, Japan, Italy and they are well fitted here and living nicely with all happiness. In fact bad people within your close area cannot give you peace. Judge it very wisely before you jump to anyone faw of away.
@Lydia1901 (16351)
• United States
15 Dec 06
It really depends on the people involve in the marriage. If they love themselves enough, I'm sure that marriage can survive. I wouldn't do it for too long, maybe a year or two tops and then I'll go where he is, so that we can be together.
@mfrancq (1806)
• United States
22 Dec 06
My husband is constantly traveling. I hardly ever get to see him, and when I do we are arguing about how he is gone all the time. My thing right now is that he is not getting to see our son grow and that he is spending no time with him at all. It is quite frustrating. In my case, no the distance is tearing us apart. We are very close to divorce.
@lokeshgoel (75)
• India
22 Dec 06
Long distance Marriage.. well what does long distance marriage means here?
Suppose after marriage one of the partner has to go away from his/her partner due to work,which may be nationally or internationally,then too the marriage will survive.
Defintely,it will survive.If i was too be a part of it,hundred and one percent it will survive.Again it depends upon the relationship between the spouses. If they understand each other very well,their feelings,then its no problem.if they love each other very well,then the Distance is not a barrier at all.Also today everyone is reachable with mobile and internet,we can share each and everything through these things..
@avnishsp (36)
• India
22 Dec 06
Depends. One of the questions that arise to this kind of situation is "How strong is your love and trust towards each other?" and "Can you resist the so-called worldly temptations, since your partner is not around to supply that for you?".
Having a partner who is far from you is very difficult situation. So be prepared for any circumstances that may occur for this long distance marriage/ relationship.