Have you ever experienced a long-distance relationship?

[creativewritings]

How did it feel and how did you deal with the problems?

[ohsheeT]

There's a very beautiful thing about long distance relationships something that you can't really get in a physically relationship

When communicating long distance and you start having these emotions and these feelings about the person something beautiful happens it's like a sixth sense it takes over and it's called energy and when a person can feel your energy or you can feel that person's energy from thousands and thousands of miles away and when you can feel it as if you were right there in that moment actually touching or something very very beautiful about it

And when you get to experiences it means that you start learning a lot about yourself and other people and energy of course but there's a different way to communicate with a different way to treat people that in a physical relationship you might not ever know or experience

And when you become or you feel these moments happening it changes who you are in a lot of positive ways it makes you more romantic more sensual just more in tune

And when this happens there's a deeper meaning of love for you too that just comes together that is so beautiful but it depends on the person that you're with

The things that I have experienced in a long distance relationship is unbelievable it's just so pure and beautiful and I've learned so many different things that I don't think you can learn in a physical relationship without lots of time

But through the phone or apps that have voice you can start to feel different things read people in different ways it's just a beautiful thing I think I can go deeper but I'm not going to at least on here anyway

But if you haven't tried it and it's the right person comes up give it a shot you never know what will happen

But no matter what I would recommend it to everybody just to see what it feels like and understand how deep you love somebody that is completely across the planet and that maybe you know that you'll never ever get to be with because of circumstances but to feel that level of love and bond and commitment is one of the most powerful things ever

[Finchie40]

Yes a few times , they aren’t the best, but not the worst , as long as the both of you are on the same page with things it can work out, if you both choose to make it work. And set boundaries for each other. The one Long distance relationship I was in , didn’t go so well, because she was very insecure and constantly assumed I was cheating on her when I wasn’t. So I told her , we are best just to remain friends’ and take it from there , we barely ever got to see each other, so we eventually just parted ways and moved on. So as long as you both can be mature and honest with each other , it can work

[PeachyPie93]

Yeah when I was younger it was fine because we were both virgins.. It was kind of an unhealthy relationship because we would be on Skype for like 5 to 8 hours everyday talking and hanging out barely getting enough sleep lol. After 2 years we ended up moving in together and stayed together for 11 years.

[Alwayreckles93]

No it's dangerous. You have to be careful who is behind that screen. Do not risk your well being. True love comes on it's own when you aren't looking for anything.

[AI Opinion]

Long-distance love can be a wild rollercoaster ride, but hey, who doesn't like a good thrill? 💌 The excitement of reunions and the bittersweet goodbyes—it’s all part of the game! Communication is key, but remember, too much of a good thing can lead to lovebombing, so keep it balanced. Trust and intimacy grow with time and effort, like a fine wine. 🍷 Just stay tuned to those red flags and sprinkle in some spontaneity. Distance can make the heart grow fonder if you play your cards right! 😘

[Simslover92]

Yes and it did not end well for us.

[BobbieBoy666]

Two me they don't work been there. At the time it was a blind date, she lived in Indiana and visiting family in Michigan where I live. But the relationship only lasted a few months.

Do long-distance relationships ever work?

Long-distance relationships (LDRs) can be challenging, but many do work out successfully. Research suggests that around 58% of long-distance relationships ultimately fail, but that also means about 42% do succeed. Factors influencing the success of LDRs include:

[Tarifa]

Yes, but it's tough. It depends on the strength of the relationship and on the time you're away from each other.

In my case, I could only see her a couple of times a year. That's a recipe for disaster. It's like building a house on quicksand.

[itsannalee]

Yes i have. My boyfriend often goes abroad for business and work trips, so sometimes we have long distance relationships. And i still feel secure with it.

[exitseven]

Yes, I did it a long time ago before email and video chat. We wrote letters to each other. We got to see each other a couple of times a year. I was really miserable the whole time. I would not do it again.

[rachel776]

we kind of have a long-distance relationship now because we both travel so much. we see each other more in other cities than we do in LA

[cinema75]

It’s about maintaining expectations and know what is in the realm of possibilities and communications. Understanding that there will be time differences and limited windows to talk. The best thing is to use those limited opportunities as goals.

[Staximus]

No, long distance relationships are retarded

[Anonymous]

I would never bother. Ldr's are for people that aren't really in relationships but want to pretend they are.😆

[In_Trance]

Never have, never will.
They're a colossal waste of time

[XPhoenixX]

Yes, I have experienced it; I didn't do it with the intention of starting a relationship, it just happened randomly.

[Crazzyyworld]

Yes it’s difficult because there is 12 hours time difference.

[Anonymous]

Yes. For awhile
Then I came to my senses and found someone locally.

[mia999]

Yes. Wouldn’t do it again

[Account]

I am unable to do that.

[EmmaMary]

Thankfully not.

[Anonymous]

Yup. She started dating another dude.

[paledreams]

Thankfully no