ok so i’ve been texting this guy for months and he’s super great and super respectful of my boundaries. he keeps complimenting me and even has cute nicknames for me. he treats my like his girlfriend but the only thing is that he lives super far away in a completely different state.
i guess what im trying to ask is would he ever want to start a long distance relationship?
i feel like he might not cause what’s the point but I don't know i need some perspective.
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Well from my experience I loved this one girl I met online so much that the distance we had between us literally didn't affect the commitment and love we have for eachother, and she loved and stayed committed to me thus She's now been my girlfriend for 3 years now. It's not impossible if neither one gives up on eachother.
But the best thing you can do is communicate with him about it and see eachother in person when you are able to
Some would, some wouldn’t.
I usually don’t do long distance at all, but I think my boyfriend just didn’t want to risk the possibility of me meeting someone else.
The person to ask would be the guy himself. Long distance sucks, but it’s only temporary and you guys can visit each other… So go and ask him what his thoughts on long distance relationships are.
Some do and some don't. If you're only a state away from each other, then it could possibly work. You would both have to be willing to put in the effort to see each other to make it work and eventually aim to close the distance. I would talk to him about it and see if that's something he would be interested in. Long distance is not for the faint of heart.
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I've done the whole text LDR thing as a way to pass time... but when I hit a port and was able to get my dick wet every 20 minutes in a different girl's vagina? Why would I even answer your text?
Sorry woman, prepare to hear back from me in 4 days to 2 weeks when I'm back to sea. ... and bored again.
Men with options don't have time for that bullshit, women have options all over the place so if you're finding time for that... you're doing it wrong.
I've been in LDRs when I deployed and was with someone, but there was still a rough end date of when I'd be no longer LD. Would I do one with someone who was just LD indefinitely? No way. There's no cause to. There's nothing she brings to the table that dozens of other women can't as well who are closer.
Some will never do it and others would be more than willing to try. Long distance is not going to be easy and if you do it you better figure out all the major things upfront and figure out each other's time lines before one of you move or who will move if it works. I think the fact that he has nicknames for you already treats you like a girlfriend you probably have a shot with him willing to do it.
Maybe. Just know that ldr have a shelf life. At some point in the near future one person has to move closer in the near future or it won't last. What's the point of starting it if there's no real future. Low-key ldr that get dragged out just means y'all are just pretending and too scared for something more real or you'd find someone closer.
I had a long distance girlfriend. She lived 1500 miles away. I really was sad most of the time. We broke up because of the distance. It was just a bummer. I was a little older than you.
I would do it if there was a clearly defined time that we would be long distance. I don't mind doing something like that for a little while.
i wouldn't do long distance. too hard to travel.
Don't waste your time with somebody who isn't there with you in person. Nevermind that long distance crap
It is only a fantasy until you meet and pass the smell test.
m did u try asking him
Nope
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