Relationships are meant to be personal---one-on-one, face-to-face. This is called fellowship. Along distance relationship is like trying to go to church by watching television---it is just not the same. This is unhealthy behavior because it can cause a person to become withdrawn from people in general. It also encourages fantasizing, which the devil loves. He will put thoughts into your head about the other person that are not true. You will develop false expectation about the other person. If the two of you ever meet up, that is if you haven't already, then you will probably abe disappointed in what you find. It is good to have someone to write to and to talk to over the phone or communicaate by email, but be careful about establishing a long distance love affair. You could get seriously hurt emotionally. And do not expect fidelity on his part---neither one of you have made a commitment, as no commitment is realistically possible in such a realtionship as the two of you now have. Pray about this and trust in Jesus. The love of God is the only love that you can really count on, because Jesus will never leave you or foresake you.
2006-06-18 04:54:04
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answered by Preacher 6
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I have been in two long distance relationships. They can work out only at first. Distance does not make the heart grow fonder in my opinion. There is only so much you can take seeing a person you care about once every week or two weeks. My current relationship was a long distance relationship we have been together for over two years. But he moved to where I was to be closer to me. I think you get to a certain point in a long distance relationship that you need to move to be closer together.
Some people have a working long distance relationship but it takes a lot of hard work.
2006-06-07 09:28:27
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answered by butterflykisses427 5
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You know Ashley...............They are REALLY TOUGH!!
But if you are willing to work at it they really can work. It takes MAJOR self esteem and self-confidence on both peoples parts.
A long distance relationship takes a lot of strength and nurturing, people must be willing to reassure eachother when necessary and Visit as Often as Money will allow. Buy Web Cams, Video Phones whatever it takes if your willing to make it happen.
But if you can be honest with yourself and you know that you already have problems trusting people that are local, let alone at a distance. It may be something that you really have to look at whole-heartedly and consider whether or now it would a Good thing for you and or whether you could handle it.
I did it for a long time and I KNOW that if your serious it can be done!
I hope that this information is helpful to you!
Take care!
2006-06-07 09:38:46
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answered by Just My Thoughts... 4
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Girl, I can totally relate to you. As a matter of fact I am in one now or should I say was. We were separated for about 6 months. Everything seemed as if they were ok but alot of people back home started telling me that he was having too much fun. Not with just the guy friends but also with the girls......I know that not every guy in the world is like that but it is really hard to trust especially with so many temptations in the world now a days......good luck
2006-06-07 09:28:47
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answered by tender_n_sweet1023 1
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I'm in that situation right now as we speak. But I think as long as you 2 love each other there shouldn't be a problem. That's where the trust comes in. You have to have trust and communication. If you don't have that it won't work.
2006-06-07 09:26:55
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answered by angie418 2
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some do and some dont i'm in a long distance relationship right now long as you have trust in your relationship it'll work cause if you dont trust the person you must dont want the relationship to work
2006-06-07 09:32:59
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answered by angeliqua_kaka 1
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If you don't trust people, then yeah, long distance relationships tend not to work out. Trusting is important--just as, I believe, important as being faithful. Ask yourself: "Has he given me a reason NOT to trust him?" If the answer is no, then let it go, let go of that skeptical monster, and trust him. You guys don't have to "love" each other, but as long as the faithfulness, respect, and compassion is there, then it should work out just fine.
Aria
*The illnovelist*
2006-06-17 12:40:27
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answered by illnovelist 3
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RElationships are hard as it is.. and long distance have to be harder. Just becauseyou dont' have that contact, or daily interaction that you need and want. Now if you dont' trust him, then maybe you need to evaluate your relationship with him and see if is really worth it. Where do you want this to end, do you wanna marry him? Are you willing to move where he is, or is he willing to move? is this relationship making you feel good, making you a better person?? just a few to think about.
2006-06-07 09:29:30
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answered by A_Latina 3
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They are hard but yes they do work out. I am also in one but he lives only a half and hour away but I still don't see him too often. I understand the trust thing but you just have to. If he is always open with you you shouldn't worry too much.
2006-06-07 09:27:15
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answered by ? 3
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I dont imagine all and sundry needs to have a lengthy distance courting. existence occurs and receives contained in the way, you merely ought to artwork round it. If someone ought to be with their lengthy distance BF or GF adequate/or they love them adequate, they'll flow to the position the different man or woman is and stop the lengthy distance component. those those who've relationships over the web or out of state "merely because" are probable dropping their time. lengthy distance relationships wont very last if there isnt dedication.
2016-11-14 08:07:43
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answered by sorensen 4
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