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| In My Case, Long Distance Relationship Really Works, But 8 Takes Really Both Us Working On It Very Hard.there R Conflicts, Miscommunications, But We Open Them Up, Start Discussing Them, And Patching Up. We Have Doubts, But We Talked About Them. The Good Thing For Us Is We Are Intimately And Seriously Committed. We Are Already In Our 5th Year This 2008, But We've Bin Through A Lot Of Struggles And Trials. Still, We Move On, It Is Simply Because Of Faith, Prayers And Open Communication. He Is A SEAFARER And I Am A NURSES In The Philippines. |
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 06 Jan 2008 12:03
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 I like this question, but it's
tough to answer yay or nay. It all
depends upon the couple that's
involved in the relationship.
If you both are truly sincere, love
each other enough and want it to
work then you can do it. But then
there are those that it just
doesn't work out.
I personally, was involved in a
long distance relationship years
ago and it didn't work.He couldn't
remain faithful and he ended it.It
was a painful experience to say the
least.
If you can do it, then I'm all for
it.
The best to both of you. |
16 Nov 2008 23:11
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Of course they do it as long as
there is faith and trust between
the two couples.technology has also
made it simple to bring far people
closer to each other.Respect also
count but if one does not have
those characteristics it is brought
to a beat down |
14 Sep 2008 16:15
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It is very hard to make a long
distance relationship to work but
in the long run it is writhe the
wait. |
13 Sep 2008 04:32
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Well for now I will say YES. I have
been in a LDR of 6 months. I am in
the US and she is in Italy. We plan
to get married. I have traveled
there 3 times so far and I am
planning on at least a temporary
relocation until we marry and
decide where to nest. Trust and
believing have been issues. So far
we have ridden through our ups and
downs. We are currently in a desert
experience with some of her
doubting. I don't think she
realizes the importance of total
trust and belief in your spouse. |
29 Jul 2008 11:01
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Yes, it can last if there is no
lack of communication between both
and both have developed trust for
each other and both never hide
anything.
Long distance relationship usually
requires more time but If
understanding develops its luck. |
03 Jul 2008 14:08
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I believe that long distance
relationships do work but it takes
a lot of effort on both sides. It
also takes a lot of communication,
trust, loyalty and especially
honesty. |
04 Jun 2008 01:33
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Yes they can work i am living proof
but you have to be committed and
work on it make time to see each
other and in the end it will pay
off or it did for me!good luck if
your in one it is a long road. |
15 May 2008 18:43
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Yes the long distance relationship
can work if both have a mutual
understanding and one of the main
if they don't have communication
barrier and so friendly. |
05 Mar 2008 14:55
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My mom has a long distance
relationship with a guy from
Australia. They have been together
for over five years and it has
worked for them. Any relationship
can work if both are committed to
it. Yes distance makes it harder,
but it still can work. |
16 Feb 2008 02:32
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It works, my wife and I lived on
different coasts, me east and her
west. We dated 3 years and are now
married and very happy. |
14 Jan 2008 06:18
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You are right, Long distance
relationship needs a lot of
struggles and commitments. I
personally on my 5th month of LDR
and sometimes it feels so hard that
i want to give up. However, if both
u and your partner can communicate
well and have a commitment i
believe everything is going to be
fine =] |
12 Jan 2008 10:09
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It takes lots of trust compassion
and communication skills maybe one
of these days u mite be together
but it has to be a 50/50 thing go
for what u believe good luck long
distance relationships work but it
depends on what u are trying to get
out of it. |
10 Jan 2008 02:39
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I have a friend who had a long
distance relation and know very
well that it can work. He has now
moved to where she is and they will
soon be married.
The good things about a long
distance relationship is that it
builds trust, strong communication
and commitment. |
07 Jan 2008 13:34
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If you are honestly committed then
i say i approve |
07 Jan 2008 02:10
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They work, I'm proof of it. My
husband lived in TN and I in CA, we
date 3 years (traveling, phone
calls, email, IM's etc) until he
was able to relocate to CA and we
got married. YAY!!! |
06 Jan 2008 18:31
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I think long distance can work if
your both committed and you
obviously are.the only trouble is
if you cant agree on where to live
if you want to set up home
together. |
06 Jan 2008 16:03
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 They don't when one is away one
gets lonely and well there are many
temptations to go with it. |
12 Jun 2008 13:34
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I don't they work but then again i
have seen it happen before. ( but
not often) i believe that if it is
true love then it is OK. But for me
in my opinion i think people should
stay away from them all together. |
05 Jun 2008 18:59
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It depends on how much trust and
loyalty both you and your partner
have.. |
25 Apr 2008 08:05
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I had to be separated from my
husband for over a year as I
returned to England from our home
in USA to look after my mother
until my brother and I finally
arranged for her to go into a
nursing home. It was agony, but
could not be avoided. We
telephoned each other every day,
but it was no substitute for being
together. I was so relieved to
step off the plane into Chicago
into my husband's waiting arms!
That is not to say that I regret
having cared for my mother. The
separation left Bob and I stronger.
But we love each other and would
never want to be apart unless it
were absolutely necessary. |
27 Mar 2008 04:33
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If you dont see someone you are in
a relationship with very often you
will eventually grow apart. |
07 Jan 2008 09:31
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