long distance relationships are really really frustrating. anyone else have any first hand experience of how sucky long distance attempts can be. i miss my g/f so freaking much
Last edited by logan on 16 Aug 2006 16:19, edited 1 time in total.
They don't work. NYC and California doesn't cut it, distance-wise.
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One of my best friends was in a longterm relationship through all of last year. The girl was a senior in high school and he was a freshman in college. They talked well over a half hour every night and were constantly in touch. She dumped him as soon as she graduated because she wants to be free during college.
Even if it does work ITS LONG DISTANCE, so whats the point?
If a girl/guy is worth forgeting about all the THOUSANDS of people that are around you, than they are worth waiting till you deside/have the ability to move and make it work.
I am about to start one in september. Laura leaves for ottawa for med school and I will be in guelph doing my masters. Thats about a 6 hour drive apart for at least two years until I finish my degree.
gangsta wrote:In a long distance relationship, how do you.... uhhh... you know...
I think it would only work if you had a really long.... uhhh... you know...
gangsta wrote:In a long distance relationship, how do you.... uhhh... you know...
I think it would only work if you had a really long.... uhhh... you know...
I think they definitely can if you put the effort in. More to the point, I think that they can work if it's an already established relationship, rather than a budding one.