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How To Make a Long Distance Relationship Work
If you are wondering how to make a long distance relationship work, this entire blog is dedicated to that. From tips for loneliness, to keeping the lines of communication open, to avoiding the post-visit meltdown, to dealing with unsupportive friends and family; this blog has it all so sit down, grab a cup of coffee and read the archives.
If you have already done that, but you are looking for something new, here’s a little write up on How To Have a Successful Long Distance Relationship.
Follow the steps and you’ll have a pretty good chance of having a long lasting relationship…provided that it was meant to be.
But take heed; skeptics, cheaters, and liars might as well skip over reading it.
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My (ex)boyfriend and I dated for a year until I had to move away this past May (for grad school). We always knew this may happen, and I also knew that although he was supportive of my educational plans the LD thing was not rational. We technically broke things off (as amicable as a breakup can be) but we continued to talk. A little bit at first as in once a week he’d call me. I came home on 7/4 and reached out to see him. The sparks are still there and we miss each other. Since I went back to school, he calls everyday (sometimes more than once a day) and we even video chat now. He lets me know that he can’t wait for me to come back (i’ll be back for a month before the fall term begins). With all of my heart I want to be with him. But the facts stand… I may have left, but I feel like he broke up with me. I’m in limbo about this. Please assist
Thank you!