Search Results: long distance relationships work

• The two meet while one (male) is on a work trip (May)
• Maintain a long distance communication for two months (May & June)
• Go on a destination vacation together, become exclusive, (female) quits job and moves herself and her son across the country to be with a man she has only known for two months (July)
• All three move out of the initial one bedroom condo and into a new house, met his entire family (August)
  
  Is this relationship likely to last?
  Up until this point it has made it to six months (July-December)

My boyfriend (26 yo) and I are in a long distance relationship with different time zones. We FaceTime each other everyday, while cooking, watching movies, working and everything and can spend hours talking. But sometimes we’re talking and he’ll just go and start playing games online with his friends, putting his headphone and we’re still on FaceTime and it’s okay I think when I’m also busy doing something else but today he started to play without even telling me and I was watching him for a few minutes and told him I’ll call him back when I’m done with my friend. He sent me a message telling me he’s playing game with his friend online so I told him okay text me when you’re done and he said yes. But I feel mad about it, we don’t have all the time we want to talk specially during the week because of our work so in the Saturday we should be more available? I know he also want his free time playing but I would rather him telling me okay I’m going to play with my friend for some time I’ll call you back after than just starting to play randomly when I’m just doing nothing but talk to him. I wanted to go out today but since he was sick I decided to stay home and talk to him. He’s always the one calling me and everything so I don’t force anything. Am I wrong? Should I say something? 😅