#LongDistanceLove g/confessions g/studio 1. I'm not in aβ¦
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#LongDistanceLove
1. I'm not in a long distance relationship right now, but if I were, I think it would be about constant communication and trust despite the distance.
2. What I like about long-distance is how it builds deeper emotional connection for each other.
3. The hardest part would be missing physical presence and not being part of each other's daily life.
4. My must-have would be Honesty, Consistencty and Effort. Deal-breaker would be lack of communication or trust.
5. If I could change one thing, it would be the distance itself. A small step would be setting regular video calls to feel more connected.
1. I'm not in a long distance relationship right now, but if I were, I think it would be about constant communication and trust despite the distance.
2. What I like about long-distance is how it builds deeper emotional connection for each other.
3. The hardest part would be missing physical presence and not being part of each other's daily life.
4. My must-have would be Honesty, Consistencty and Effort. Deal-breaker would be lack of communication or trust.
5. If I could change one thing, it would be the distance itself. A small step would be setting regular video calls to feel more connected.
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well written dear, but reality is something different and hard. I was in LDR and it doesn't last, we had regular communication over phone but after break up I realized that without physical intimacy it doesn't turn to next level which means not marriage. That was my personal experience.
And now the POV: Two people in long distance with different religion, lifestyle and values never can be a good match as future husband and wife, I saw many give up from LDR show lame excuses like money problem, time problem and so on, I only saw LDR works in movies not real life. Real life needs a lot of things that you can understand! Anyway, I gave up from this kind of activities for my privacy concern but I appreciate yours! β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
And now the POV: Two people in long distance with different religion, lifestyle and values never can be a good match as future husband and wife, I saw many give up from LDR show lame excuses like money problem, time problem and so on, I only saw LDR works in movies not real life. Real life needs a lot of things that you can understand! Anyway, I gave up from this kind of activities for my privacy concern but I appreciate yours! β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
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Happy for you, dear! It works for you and you made sacrifices too. But a man should be strong enough and loyal enough to hold a relationship. Women stay and make sacrifices as long as they feel loved, when a man's effort is the most important thing that hold the connection or bond tight, you left job because you felt loved and were prioritize too and that's important. My ex showed me excuse that his parents and relatives will not accept our marriage (because I'm an orphan, I've no house and can't pay them dowry as they need to has as their tradition) and he would lost properties of his father if he married me. He was not strong and loyal enough to fight for me, maybe also because we are not physically involved like many other couples, unfortunately so I had no option except giving up!