 Nothing stop Love if your love is
true and honest ^^,
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 23 Jan 2008 07:58
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 Yes of course long distance
relationships can work out if there
is proper understanding between
two.
Such relationships can be as
successful as the "non-distant"
ones depending upon the
like-mindedness & intensity of
love/likeness b/w two partners.
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 16 May 2008 22:25
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 Been in a long distance
intercontinental relationship with
what is now my wife of 6 yrs.
Her being in the states and me in
Europe when she came home she got
online with me(which gave me a lot
of sleepless nights) as it was
midnight there against her 6PM here
so she was the only one getting a
decent night sleep and when she
came over she stuck around for a
year before we returned to the
states as a couple so i can full
heatedly say it does work but it
also has to do with commitment to
the relationship
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 20 Mar 2008 15:29
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 There is nothing like a 3D
relationship, but I believe long
distance is possible and can be
quiet enjoyable with the right
person. You do need to be able to
visit each other, too. There are
things you can only know about a
person by watching and
observing(manners, habits, etc.).
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 14 Feb 2008 18:02
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 I had a long distance relationship,
TN to CA. It was wonderful, we
were fortunate to see each other
roughly every other month. We
bought family plan phones and
talked every day. We talked on
line in chat rooms and in IM. We
have been married going on 2 years.
It is wonderful and was definitely
worth the wait. You never know who
you may find if you don't give love
a true chance... You can't put
barriers like distance up, you have
to have open arms, and open mind,
and an open heart.
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 07 Feb 2008 05:42
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 4-5 hours is nothing. That could be
easily worked out. In this day and
age even my 20+hour relationship
can still work out.
It's more about the relationship
and personality and not all
physical. If you really care for
the person, you can put up with any
situation. And if they care for you
as well then you can both work
through anything, no matter the
distance.
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 14 Nov 2007 09:09
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 I have to say it will work if u
just want to make it work.. At
times it mayb frustrating but then
again when u get to see each other
after a really long time it will be
all worth it :) depends on both of
u and how often do u communicate. A
partner doesnt neccessarily always
hv to b physically available.. To
me its more important if i know he
is just there for me at anytime and
not neccessarily physically
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 10 Nov 2007 16:40
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 Yes, I know it can work I'm living
proof my husband and i were
together for 12 yrs before we
married and we lived 4 hrs apart
and at one point we lived 8hrs
apart , on the weekends i would go
to his house and the next week end
he would come to my house it worked
out because we were both so busy at
out jobs during the week and it
gave us something to look forward
to now we are together with a 5yr
old son and it has taught us about
the value of each other and our
differences .
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 08 Nov 2007 14:41
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 This is a toughy. Most people think
that long distance relationships
never work, but in truth, they only
work if you want them to work. If
you put in the extra effort needed,
then there is no reason that you
cant have a long distance
relationship.
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 24 Oct 2007 23:23
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 If its just the matter of living
some HOURS away from a person then
its totally unimportant.If you
support the relationship and are
willing to make a few sacrifices go
right ahead..."where theres a will
theres a way!"
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 22 Oct 2007 11:42
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 You will be very tired if you two
are in a long distance
relationship. You may not be with
each other in time when one of you
is in trouble. Sometime it
frustrates. But I'm for it, coz the
distance is not a very very big
deal if you are in deeply
love..Anyway, both of you should
try to find some good ways to solve
the problems...
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 18 Oct 2007 17:40
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 It may work out, but it won't be
very enjoyable.
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 14 Oct 2007 17:34
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 From long ago i have seen they do
not work people may hold onto each
other in the moment but eventually
and generally one falls weak and is
swept of there feet by someone who
is physically there.I think it can
only work with constant reassurance
constant contact ,which for some
can be emotionally draining
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 03 Aug 2008 03:40
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 I think it breaks more
relationships than it makes.
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 08 Jun 2008 15:05
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 I would never be in long distance
relationship .Because i love to be
with man and pick up the phone or
send e-mail doesn't works for me.
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 15 Apr 2008 18:42
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 Takes up too many of my minutes on
a pay phone.
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 11 Feb 2008 13:52
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 It can lead to a lot of
temptations. Humans as we are,
sooner or later, we succumb to
tests... Eventually break-ups!
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 28 Dec 2007 04:13
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 Through experience and also what
I've seen is not recommended.
Unless if you are already committed
to Marriage it's okay...
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 19 Dec 2007 19:30
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 Long distance relationships don't
go well because there is no direct
communication- which is the main
thing in a relation ship.
But if it is going to a good thing,
like a marrige . Or if they are
going to meet soon- in some months,
then it's fine...
The will miss each other but will
meet again.
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 13 Oct 2007 09:39
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 Because you never see them.
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 11 Oct 2007 01:32
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