Does distance...?

Question

Kill relationships?

Answer 1

not always it could make them stronger

Answer 2

no it doesn't as long as both parties work on the relationship and are being always honest about their feelings.

it helps if you both have as basis the same city and you know that every two months the longest you are going to spend at least 15 days together.
but the most important thing is for both to know that in a x period of time you are going to be in the same place for good.

if 2 people love each other everything is possible.

me and my boyfriend had a long distance relationship cause of our studying in different countries and now although in the same city we sometimes have to spend even 2 months apart cause of our jobs....we have been together 4 years

Answer 3

It can. If it's long distance over an extended period of time, that can spell trouble for some relationships. I think it depends on the reason for the distance, how emotionally strong both people are, and how committed they are to the relationship and their significant other.

Answer 4

Yes, because people forget that a relationship that is Romantic physically is also built on a chemical bond. When that chemical bond is not stimulated, that connection is lost and the endorphins are not released when thinking about that person as much (this is if you were physical first). So when that happens you slowly but surely begin to 'lose' that 'bond' with someone figuratively and literally through physics.

Answer 5

If the relationship is strong and there is trust then no. Otherwise yes. My sister went to college about 8 hours away while she was dating her now ex. They had a strong relationship before she went to college but when she went, he got an apartment of his own and ended up cheating on her multipe times. Maybe it was because she wasnt around to keep him from straying, maybe it was because he had his own place and lots of freedom. She caught him in bed with another woman on Christmas Eve one year. And he tried to deny that he had done anything! He was such a jerk. Shes now happily engaged to a man that she loves and who loves her back.

Answer 6

If they will leave you alone. It does keep family less nosy and more polite. It also provides a multitude of excuses if you are a recluse. But does it kill love? Out of sight, out of mind. Or absense makes the heart grow fonder.

Answer 7

I think that all depends on the relationship itself. If its true love and the love is strong enough, it can help the relationship be even stronger.
I'm living proof of that.

Answer 8

If you've been in that relationship a long time then i say it could work, but new relationships-hang it up

Answer 9

“Distance is a great promoter of admiration!”
“Distance tests a horse's strength. Time reveals a person's character.”

Sometimes it does & sometimes it doesn't* It just depends*

Answer 10

For a long time, yes, but sometimes a short time being apart is a good thing.

Answer 11

I think it does if that distance is long periods of time.*