love

yes...long distance love affair could survive but it must be that both of you would like to make your relationship deeper...Before we can answer it we have to define what it means for a relationship “to work.” Most people are interested in whether or not the relationship can simply survive the separation. They want to know if trying a long distance relationship means that they have a greater chance of breaking up than if they were in a geographically close relationship. The most accurate answer to this is that no one knows for sure. However, the majority of studies show no greater risk of a long distance relationship breaking up than any other relationship. While this is good news, it’s only part of the story. Staying together isn’t always the best thing for a relationship, as we all know. Many relationships should end if those involved are unsatisfied or feel trapped. So another way of looking at whether long distance relationships, or any relationship, “work” is to examine the quality of the relationship. Conveniently, researchers have done just that. In our study we compared those in long distance relationships with those in geographically close relationships. We looked at relationship satisfaction, commitment, intimacy, and trust. We found that on all these measures the two groups were identical. While our study was the largest and most detailed, several other studies have found the same thing. credits to: jifmilne.com