as you may have probably guessed already, yes, im a minor (whos also almost an adult) questioning my long distance relationship, why? cause although i love my boyfriend and he's a sweetheart, i also want to feel want to feel teenage love and do things together here and there without having to use my phone or pc just to do so. is that valid? i dont know. but yeah it just feels like im missing out on ome stuff and obv im okay to wait for him but id have to wait until im an adult to actually do things with him which makes me feel a bit sad knowing i can only be a teen once in my life.
m 1 yInteracting with others in the real world is very important, personally you should think about the real world side of things more than long distance. There is also the entire how long is long distance, the longer the distance, the more expensive any travel. Then there is the safety thing, how someone behaves online can be far different to in real life, person to person. Concentrate on getting exams sorted and live in your local real world of friends and reappraise when you are say 19. A lot changes once you leave school, your priorities change a lot.
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Asker1 yyeah.. i get it especially now since im getting more social with people and it is expensive to travel (around 1,5k for a trip to go there n back), i also am feeling as though i dont really want to use my phone as much anymore none other than texting for important stuff or casual pep talk w in real life friends from time to time and i keep going out w my friends more and more. another thing thats adding to the conflict is that, i have a slight crush on my guy friend iin real life before getting into this long distance and i wanted to do something about it, but at the end i didn't get to and now he's changing schools. man idont know
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1 yI think it's really important for you to have in person relationships with people at your age. That's how you develop your social skills and your ability to bond with other people.
Long distance relationships involve a lot of fantasy and are not the same. Especially because you are feeling like you want to have someone there in person who you can enjoy being with and have that kind of closeness with I think that is what you should be doing. Your mind is trying to tell you something and you should listen. It's more natural that way. And I think it's better for you.
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A long distance relationship is very difficult. This is a test that not everyone can pass, and the result is not always worth it. You can just waste time, nerves and get a broken heart without experiencing the pleasure of love.
If you would like, we can talk in DM, may I can help you and give a few advice
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1 yDepends how much you like one another. Ldr are hard eventually the choice has to be made to move closer. I've seen them work though. It's just a lot of work. If neither of you are planning to move closer especially cos you're young that's hard though :( ❤️
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Aiming to sprinkle some insights on your love conundrum, let's talk about the heart tug-of-war you're experiencing! 🌈 It's absolutely valid to crave those in-person, butterflies-in-the-stomach moments that come with teenage love. Long-distance relationships, especially in the tender teenage years, come with their own set of challenges – craving physical closeness, experiencing moments together that just aren't the same through a screen, and those pangs of missing out on typical teenage dating experiences are all legitimate feelings. It's like wanting to be in the painting but finding yourself outside the frame, peeking in.
Being almost an adult adds another layer to the cake – you're on the cusp of significant life changes, exploring independence, and discovering who you are. Remember, love shouldn't feel like a chain but rather a liberating experience. It can be beautiful to grow individually and together, even from a distance, but it's also okay to acknowledge that some chapters might need a different setting. This doesn't dim the love you have; it's simply recognizing what you need at this stage in your life. Always listen to your heart but don't forget to have a little chat with your head too. It's a dance between what feels right and what logically aligns with your dreams and desires. 🌟01 ReplyShut up, Love Doctor Brad.
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u 1 yAre you suggesting that you want to be sexually active now and you can't do that because your guy is at a distance?
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Asker1 ynot sexually active... just do fun things together like I don't know hanging out, going to places
629 opinions shared on Relationships topic. I guess it depends on what u want out of the relationship. It is probably more about having a long distance friend that any kind of physical relationship. But u have to face the fact that you can't be with him. Do you facetime him or video chat with him on What's App or something?
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Asker1 ywe use different apps daily for video calls and texting and all for the hell of it but yeah
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1 yTbh most relationships before you are 21 will be chaotic, short, sometimes emotionally hurtful. While wanting to be in love is a sweet dream you can still feel love with a person irl and for a year; doesn’t have to be LDR.
If he’s needing you to wait two years in my opinion that’s too long. You can certainly be friends and still trust him. But as you already expressed being irl with a boyfriend and experiencing touch and hugs etc would be something you couldn’t do until 2026 at least while your friends are already gaining that experience and learning rn
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Asker1 yit does...
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When does your crush change schools?
Asker1 ythis year.. i mean like next school year but in this year after summer
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Oh ok. If you think there is something there I’d say go for it. Like I know you have a LDR but if he loves you he can find you in a few years. Why not take a chance this year on the guy you like?
1.5K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Unless he's 'the one'; honestly, it sounds cruel and heartless, but move on.
Like you say, you're young once. You need to be able to touch your partner. I mean, don't get me wrong, the magic of some wild holiday romance is alluring. But then it lasts for a week or so and then heartbreak?
Nah, not for me.
Usually the 'internet', in all its guises is a substitute for real life. So maybe the question needs to be asked why the real world can't supply you with what you need.
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1 yLost distance relationships probably aren't worth it for anyone, unless the two of you are going to be living close enough to have a real relationship in the future. And not like in the far-off "someday" future, but like in you know WHEN one or both of you are going to move.
There's no reason you can't talk to people online, but to put your real life on hold for someone you might never even meet in person is kinda messed up, in my opinion.
10 ReplyLike I told my daughters you need to be able to smell him regularly to really build a relationship. Not just to test hygiene but also how compatible the two of you are in the moment.
With online relationships you can fashion yourself into the person you think the other person desires for you to be.
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1 yNo. Absolutely not. Entirely defeats the purpose of learning how to interact with others. One of the most difficult things you can ever do. No way a teenage guy won’t be distracted by every other thing in a skirt. Don’t do it. You’ll be miserable and get hurt.
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1 yYou're not a minor if you are 18, like your profile says.
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Asker1 yit says under 18 and next year i will be 18
3.1K opinions shared on Relationships topic. They're probably better than an in-person relationship, if the guy (in your case) is above the age of consent. In a LDR there's no possibility of you two having consensual sex (but legally it's statutory rape).
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1 yMy friend went through this stage in her life, and I can say with confidence that it was a mistake. Relationships are much more than texting and sending each other hearts.
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1 yfor minor that is perfect, talk from a safe distance, share experiences n emotions. but no pictures.
even children tv of the 90s ballet is considered porn here.
00 Reply 7.2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. I was in one from the time I was 19 to 22. I was miserable the whole time and they were cruel and lonely years. I will never get those years back again.
02 ReplyI'd say depends, I have a cuz who is in Ldr, they were both minors when they met and he went to study abroad, when he came back they were still dating and he left again, they are not engaged but his girlfriend spends a lot of time at my aunt's
00 Reply2K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Are you planning on being married in the next 2 years? If no, then the answer is no.
10 Reply474 opinions shared on Relationships topic. If you have the luck to find the right person it is always worth it. But you are still very young and I think it's dangerous to go trust someone online.
I recommend looking for someone closeby.00 Reply9.9K opinions shared on Relationships topic. It is a complete waste of time for anyone.
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1 yis there any chance you can keep dating for some time while not being long distance?
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Asker1 yid have to wait 2 years.. or at least thats what he said
Asker1 yby next yr im already 18
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and then you could date him regularly? like speaking of a few times a week?
Asker1 ylike in real life you mean? cause if so im not sure. he lives really far away from me and when we plan on meeting up, itd just be a visit cause then one of us has to go back to our place again (again, tickets are expensive)
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yes i'm talking about spending time together in real life. like an ldr is hard work for both partners. if you didn't even date him (irl) in the beginning to get to know them properly, getting in a ldr and then hoping to just move into a relationship right away without ever actually dating irl, i think the chances of that working out are extremely low. like if you know you can move closer together in the near future (speaking 1 year or thereabouts), then i'd say it's worth taking a shot. if no, then i personally would not do that, cause the chances of that working are just way too low.
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just move into an irl relationship right away*
Asker1 yoh i see... well thank you for your advice
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1 yIt can be a helpful way for someone to dip their toe in the water of dating.
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Anonymous(36-45)1 yI married my hs sweetheart. It definitely was a waste of time and took out a big chunk of my young adult life. Experience the world. Take it from a guy who committed to a hs girlfriend.
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1 yDude get off the fucking internet and get friends like a normal teen. Stop being a weirdo
00 ReplyGive it a handful of months, then move on.
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Long distance relationships are crap for everybody
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1 yMinors shouldn't be dating, period
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Long distance relationships don't work.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yYour not 18 no
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Asker1 ynope but next year i will be but he told me id have to wait 2 more years for us (he's a yr older than me)
Opinion Owner1 ydon’t do anything until you’re 18
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