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Long distance relationships
| never on LDR, but use to have Other dimension relationship
| IT HURT FUCKER, WHY DON'T SCIENTIST AT CERN BUILD A DIMENSIONAL JUMPER WHERE I CAN JUMP TO 2D DIMENSION, WHAT THE FUNCTION WITH THAT BIG BUDGET IF YOU EVEN CAN'T BUILD A DIMENSIONAL JUMPER
| i know you are hiding it CERN, i know, gonna hack you like daru did on steins:gate
| >>71568
Broke up months after my relationship turned into a long-distance one. LDR just lacks that 'warmth' I experience whenever I'm talking to my significant other.
| it can work, but it'll never be easy. really depends on the people involved, and how soon they can be together imo
| Currently in one and it's been going for 6 months, it's really not going great, both of us are starting to lose the spark
| ive been in one, around 6 months it started to lose the spark, we had a fight then were back at being friends, currently she is getting lewder at me while having a new boyfriend.
so i suspect that she was cheating on me i guess.
>>71777 good luck g/u/rl, hope everything goes well in the end.
| >>71916 nah, i admit im attracted to her but theres no romantic feeling.
i feel like i won't have any romantic feeling for the rest of my life
| I'm in one right now and we've been together for a year and a half. It's all about keeping it fresh and staying dedicated to each other, but it's definitely tough. I wouldn't do it with just anyone. We grew up together, so it's quite easy to stick through it.
| It lasts 2 weeks, after that, everything changed. She can't support the distance. She broke then
| Got into one a couple weeks ago with someone I've known online for a little while. I'd say it's been going pretty strong so far,, we've already planned to meet up in a few months, just hang out, go on a couple dates, ans fuck each other's brains out :ok_hand:
| Was in a very long distance relationship for a number of years, UK - US, our relationship started in 2006 and we are now married and living together
| Almost all my relationships have had at least over two hours of travel from one person to the other. I'd personally say it doesn't work, but I get annoyed with people quickly. Basically if you enter a LDR where you can reach the other one you'll have to spend literally every weekend with the person, which can quickly drain your energy.
| Then again, a friend of mine has held up a relationship between germany and Canada for about two to three years now so what do i know
| >>73545 out of curiosity, what was your distance? I'm England to Kansas and it looks like you've achieved the dream heh
| Just like any relationship LDR has its ups and downs. Mostly downs imo. Had several relationships that went long distance, none worked. If you can make it work, great. Don't expect it to be easy, no relationship is.
| You definiteley have to work at staying close, a friend recvomended to me that you use stuff like video chat to do things together even simple stuff like watching a movie or making dinner and talking. My gf just left for the Philippines for a month and we send each other emails that are journals of the stuff we do. Also find nice ways to spoil her with physical stuff through the mail if can. For this trip I wrote her a couple of love letters with some poetry to take with her.
| It depends. If it's long distance in your own country it works since you'll be able to visit. If it's someg/u/rl living at a neighbour country it works aswell if both of you are very faithful and are able to visit each other. ( Sine won't be that impossible if one of you work or have a driving license and a car ) But damn g/u/rl.. If it's further than that.. May the Fox be with you
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| What's your experience with them? Are you in one and if so, how long did it last and do you want that relationships to be permanent, like marriage and all?