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Well there needs to be constant communication and a strong sense of trust and loyalty for it to ever work long term
Let s don’t work for me is like fairy tales to me I can’t get enjoyment from licking the pixels on my phone 😛😂
that really depends on the situation, I would say plan a few months ahead to meet and have a plan incase things don't go as intended.
I think LDR does not succeed. They have to meet once per month minimum to stay in relationship.
1 month for regular activities. 3-6 months for trips. Anything more will make the relationship too high maintenance to keep up with.
Took a year to get from Texas to Suffolk UK to be with my girl, finances and logistics kept getting in the way.
It depends on what you're planning to do and on the distance; if you want to call him/her you don't have to plan ahead
You don't. These relationships fail most of the time so you shouldn't waste your time with them.
You have to have serious plans to visit/meet in person, in my opinion. If you can't see yourself building a future with someone, then what is the point even if they live next door?
I have LDR relationship across the continent. Mostly he lives far away from me about 2-3 months, then comes back for 1/2 months here.
Usually been 2 months or when the travel becomes convenient if it's me that visits first. I travel for my job for regularly so that made it easier where it doesn't cost me anything.
Military family so, 2 or 4 months is laughable. You don't have to plan... life goes on without them in the picture physically.
It takes a lot of money and time and patience to make any long distant relationship to work. Also a lot of trust.
LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP is ridiculous and absurd. It’s a false relationship.
I’ll never accept that as you being in a relationship. I’m gonna think you’re trolling or just flat out idiotic
LDR should not exist we don't in anything about the person we are talking to in real life they could lie or tell truth but how do we know it's like boating alone in deepoceans in high waves
I know a lot of military guys who's wives and girlfriend's chested on them while they were deployed.
I think it all depends on the people involved. I think cheaters will cheat eventually regardless of the situation.
How long have you known them? If your just planning your first physical meeting I wouldn't put a deadline in it depending in circumstances. But don't plan anything beyond that until after it.
LDR's in my view are bad and are not long lasting. It is also too stressful for the people involved.
I would wait to plan anything until I actually had the time and money to go. Then I would just talk with my partner and we’d figure out a time that’d work best for both of us.
It depends on how much you miss each other and want to see them and get hugged by them.
I couldn't wait longer than two months or maybe sooner.
Give it 3 to 6 months I would say as it takes time to travel.
If you want it to last then as much what if this happens preparation the better. Most don't work out
I would say roughly 4-5 months so that you know it's coming and you know how much time you have left with your partner.
Can much really be planned other than when you are going to communicate?
Depends on both of your schedules. Communicate with them to figure out an appropriate timeframe.
No such thing as Long Distance Relationships.
They're emotionally invested letter partners at best.
We planned one visit at the time and did 1-2 trips per month.
Did it fail eventually?
LDR is completely different for each relationship and each person’s perspective. I have tried it and it went for nearly a year and she got married to some other guy
That's a general issue with the whole Relationships section on this website. People ask for blanket generally applicable advice to highly individual questions.
Relationship advice can't really be generic. So much context is required, and therapy is the only way to go for that. It's just a shame that mental health care isn't universally accessible all over the developed world.
I wouldn't. LDR very very rarely ever work out. They always cheat. Always. That's been my experience. But that's been my experience with majority of women
I think 1 year is enough to know a person if you are not a fool orherwise meeting an unknown person is a foul act which can be transformed into sadistic consequences.
A ldr is something you can have besides to your normal life. It's okay to know somebody better in a slow way. But after 3 or 5 months you should visit the other person to check out if it is possible in real life to be with the other person.
I don't think there is a right answer. It'll vary relationship to relationship due to no two relationships being the same. There are tons of factors such as distance, work, etc that have to be accounted for.
Best not to do LDRs, they never work out (especially if you have never met them in person) LDRs are just internet roleplay relationships, missing all of the physical aspects that all it a proper romance relationship.
As someone who just recently ended a long distance relationship after being together 1 year and 5 months (only seeing each other twice) not only trust and communication is key.. finances and mental toughness is key as well.
I find this idea ridiculous. I mean how can you be in a relationship while you are living far apart? If you decide to be in a relationship to me it means that the two should live together.
Not even going to try to answer your question.
First build consistency, then build plans.
In LDRs, stability matters more than speed.
I think it should be planned at least 3 months in advance.
As much time as possible. It also depends on the circumstances, for example if vacation days must be booked at work.
2-4 months is common. Shorter or longer as needed.
@finfin1981 I'm very much someone who likes to be a forward-thinker. Yet if that show HIMYM taught me anything, it's not to be a guy like fictional Ted - the character is too into wanting to get married as if it's an urgency. Lol
I planned 12 hours because I only decided tonight that I'm going to drive 7 hours to go and get a piece lol.
LDR's are hard, so planning ahead is crucial.
Not far in advance. I did it once and I wish I never did
You won’t find me in one unless I was dating someone in the military
Hmm never been in a long distance thing before 🤔
I always plan less than 1 meter. Just manage to fimd a method to rub one out.
I think you need to figure out how long you'll be apart then add 6 months and plan for that.
Depends. I would as soon as I know I can do it
Why is this question 7 months old and still in the feed?
LDRs are a waste of time unless it's temporary and there's a fixed time limit on that.
I love seeing this much opinions being shared.
I don’t plan.
Try to establish an end point to the LDR if u can, to keep spirits up
If it’s LDR after being in person ok, if you met online na. I’ve done it 3 times, one girl I dated online for 2 years, felt like I met a complete stranger, and she did weird things in person, and looked different.
Don't put a time limit on it , just play it by ear and see how things go first..
I really wanna visit my boyfriend overseas, sadly i can't
There many men n women in the world, don't punish yourself with ldr, very small % worked it out. The rest is waste of time
you should plan the wedding date if you want it to work out.
i did a long distance but didn't work me out i am sorry willow that was my girlfriend
I'm not the person to commit to long distance relationships.
Some makentheirbgoal from the summer to Christmas.