How do you maintain a long distance relationship?

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asked Nov 5, 2018 in Singles & Dating by Supersandy (330 points)
How do you maintain a long distance relationship?

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answered Nov 8, 2018 by LiliChuffer (2,210 points)
Before beginning a long distance relationship be sure that you love each other 100 % because it takes some real commitment to stay in a long distance relationship and make it last.

Some things you should do to maintain the long distance relationship are to Avoid excessive communication, Set some ground rules to manage your expectations, Try to communicate regularly, and creatively and even Talk dirty with each other at times.

Also send care packages to each other sometimes and even love letters or cards through the standard mail and maybe even visit your boyfriend or girlfriend at least once a year if possible.
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answered Dec 6, 2018 by Jassy123 (4,110 points)

There are many thoughts on this. Some people think it's possible, and some people think it's lame. I think it's possible. Such relationships are quite realistic. We live in the 21st century, and therefore different relationships are possible, even non-traditional ones. My girlfriend is in a relationship with her girlfriend at a distance. They met on a special site for lesbian dating https://meetville.com/catalog/us/cg-11-lgbt/6717/lesbian This is a great site where anyone can find a couple for themselves.

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answered Jul 26, 2019 by Jeraldo (4,900 points)
edited Aug 15, 2020 by Jeraldo

Nice topic! I have to think a little to answer you.

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answered Aug 15, 2020 by Jeraldo (4,900 points)

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answered Mar 7, 2022 by Goverrestat (340 points)
he following is a list of things that I have learned from my own experience and the experiences of people who have been in similar situations as me.

1. Be honest about your life situation. Don't create stories around what you think others want to hear. Be real, don't lie to them, and they'll respect you for it.

2. Be patient. Try not to let anything get into your head where you feel like giving up. You're only human, afterall, and no one's perfect. If they are willing to wait for you, then they respect you enough to know that you've got something going on.

3. Don't make promises that you can't keep. If they ask for time off, give them time off. If they need a favor, help them out. They'll appreciate it and won't forget it, even if you say it was nothing.

4. Be grateful for what you have. No matter how much money you make, no matter how many friends you have, no matter how many lovers you have...you still wake up each day and you're still alive. There's always someone worse off than you and it's easy to take for granted what you have, but you never know when it could be taken from you.

5. Have fun. Enjoy yourself. Make sure you're doing good things, whether it's working hard at school, spending time with your family, or just hanging out with the girls. Life's too short to be miserable, especially when you're young.
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answered Mar 30, 2022 by annajamey (460 points)
Stay together and travel to the other place. Always keep contacting and messaging.
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answered Jul 29, 2022 by KrystynaTrushyna (1,620 points)

I think that long distance relationships and “traditional” relationships share many of the same problems. But the challenges of a couple who are in a long distance relationship are a little different or more intense, and the solutions are usually different too.

It isn’t easy to be in any relationship but those couples who have long distance relationships seem to have even more challenges. When you do run into problems, troubleshoot as soon as you realize things aren’t ok. Keep communicating, reaching out, and inviting connection so you and your partner can get through this together and stronger than ever.

And remember that real love can exist on distance too.

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