How does a long distance relationship work? Really.....?!
Question: not well. Basically, what happens is your heart gets ripped out only s-l-o-w-l-y over time.
If you still have anything at all to work with, when the long distance thing is over, you have to, for all intents and purposes, start the relationship over almost from scratch because the old relationship shriveled and died. You are two different people.
Hubby and I did it for 7 years of our marriage. It was devastating to us and our young son but we DID MAKE IT. Glad we did too. Had a lot of those 'for worse' times but we made it through and now it's all for the better. Guess it depends on how hard you want the relationship to make it with someone who is going to be gone alot, which in turns means how hard you're willing to work to get it back.
Answers: not well. Basically, what happens is your heart gets ripped out only s-l-o-w-l-y over time.
If you still have anything at all to work with, when the long distance thing is over, you have to, for all intents and purposes, start the relationship over almost from scratch because the old relationship shriveled and died. You are two different people.
Hubby and I did it for 7 years of our marriage. It was devastating to us and our young son but we DID MAKE IT. Glad we did too. Had a lot of those 'for worse' times but we made it through and now it's all for the better. Guess it depends on how hard you want the relationship to make it with someone who is going to be gone alot, which in turns means how hard you're willing to work to get it back.
it doesn't...
well most of the time it doesn't
Ehhhh It generally does not work.
They normally don't. But if it's worth a shot then go ahead and try. No harm no foul. Just be open and honest and see each other as much as possible.
For the most part, it don't work, to much waiting.
Cant say about it.........not same for all
good communication and trust and honesty is the true essence for it to work
It takes a lot of patience and trust with each other and a strong faith that it will work out. My fiance lived 550 miles away from me and we talked for months before we ever met. When we did, it was as if we had known each other all our lives and we knew we were meant for each other. It took a lot of time being apart and missing each other so much until we worked it out. And now, the wait is over and we will be getting married in June.
I'm actually in one right now. It started out that way and we both new that at least for the first two years it would be this way. It is working out so far, I just really miss seeing him. It also makes it difficult because we are still so new and it makes it hard to get to know one another, but it is forcing us to take things really slow which is good and allows us to really treasure the time we do get to spend together. I would say that it would be worth it if you are the kind of person not into games and looking for a serious relationship. I hope this helps!
i`ts all about time, more time gos by, less it works......
If you love some one whole heartily,& if honesty,sincerity & trust there then long distance does not matter other wise any distance is becomes problems!!!
these relations are difficult to manage but most of the time last .
very good communication is key in it, as in every relationship. a good connection, trust, honesty, faithfulness... and soon one day seeing each other face to face with make things work very well.
Mine did not work too well
most of the time it doesnt work out because people are so lonely without anyone
True love works out no matter what the circumstances.
Love, honey