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would dating a person at the other side of the uk be in the question

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would dating a person at the other side of the uk be in the question




aaalondon
london, England UK
Posted: Feb 12, 2007, 3:00 PM CST
use national express gets to just about everypart of uk i use it often dancing banana dancing banana dancing banana dancing banana dancing banana dancing banana peace
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vamp3
Telford, England UK
Posted: Mar 11, 2007, 8:22 PM CST
the uk maybe a island but its a bloody maze of roads many leading to no place and others back where you started help laugh
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smiler74
hampshire, England UK
Posted: Mar 25, 2007, 9:51 AM CST
depends on what that person is looking for, I know if I got messages from someone and we connected I would be willing to meet half way and take things from there!!
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denguefever
In the cellar!!!, UK
Posted: Mar 25, 2007, 9:38 PM CST
if it was only the UK then thats easy ...

try another country with water in the middle!!! rolling on the floor laughing
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bluey
yeovil, England UK
Posted: Mar 25, 2007, 11:36 PM CST
HI kinda agree with all above but surely you need to be realistic.
eg financies,travel time,% of criteria of both match's,then if its there heaven and earth won't stop ya,go for it. wave
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spartan
ayrshire, Scotland UK
Posted: Mar 26, 2007, 10:56 AM CST
There must be a lot of people in the world who never find the right person for them, simply because they've decided to date locally and perhaps don't travel very widely in general. Consider the divorce rate in this country--it suggests incompatibility is a major factor in breakups. Maybe I'm a romantic, but I don't want to be one of those guys who is with someone and is fantasising about screwing a movie star or a pop princess or any attractive woman who shows up on television of an evening. I want my fantasies to be about the one I'm with. How many people find that? Does it even exist? Am I deluding myself? That must be what true love is. Most people, though, I think they just settle for somebody, anybody, because they've given up on finding the One who'll make their heart race every time they think about them, and they're scared to be alone, scared to be left behind. Society puts pressure on you not to be alone, at the expense, perhaps, of true, absolute happiness. If the One--if such a person actually exists--lives at the other of the country, then for God's sake don't let distance stand in your way. Unless of course you're piss poor and lazy. In which case, retract everything I just said, lol.
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jackal39
basildon, England UK
Posted: Mar 26, 2007, 12:30 PM CST
so when do we meet then babe xxcheering
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Merryberry
Scotland, Scotland UK
Posted: Apr 3, 2007, 9:16 AM CST
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so when do we meet then babe xx
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starliteisbrite
The planet earth....:), Ontario Canada
Posted: Apr 4, 2007, 7:58 AM CST
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if it was only the UK then thats easy ...

try another country with water in the middle!!!
Yeah that water seems to get in the way doesn't it..........laugh
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welshboy007
newport, Wales UK
Posted: May 1, 2007, 8:43 AM CST
well it wouldnt bother me dating somone who lived a fair distance away, if you both love each other and your both commited to making it work then i dont see why it cantthumbs up
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irishluck1975
hollywood, Florida USA
Posted: May 1, 2007, 9:27 AM CST
i will travel anywhere in the world just to be with someone
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chriss
st.helens, England UK
Posted: May 1, 2007, 9:59 AM CST
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Distance is only a issue when both parties are not completely willing....I am dating someone who lives a 3.5 hour drive from me, and when he comes to me its a 6hour train journey....Distance is not object to us.
wow who dug this thead up hahaha, wel after answering that uestion then would you have a diffrent view now bellerolling on the floor laughing laugh laugh
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belle26
Lincoln, England UK
Posted: May 1, 2007, 11:52 AM CST
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wow who dug this thead up hahaha, wel after answering that uestion then would you have a diffrent view now belle
Distance is mearly a road on the path to the love of your life, to get to that person, isn't it worth driving (bus, train, plane, boat) that road to get to him/her?

If it ment spending time with the man of my dreams i would drive all day and night.

If you can find someone you can connect with on all the levels then i'm pretty sure that you both are going to do all in your power to be with each other.

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hereslooknatu
Sydney, New South Wales Australia
Posted: May 19, 2007, 8:34 AM CST
long distance relationships are tough, i know, every single one of mine have been. i often think about what was harder, the ones that were long distance dating or the relationships that became long distance onece we were established. trying to get to know someone from afar took a lot of effort but it was a lot of fun. that new love enthusiasm made u want to try. u learn to communicate better and pick up on subtleties in tone of voice. sex didnt complicate the real emotions but the lack of anything physical was frustrating and a burden. the distractions of everyday life often took their toll and the effort was often wasted once the distance was no longer a problem as it usually fell apart. those that became long distance were different since the bond was established but the longing and separation became physical as well as emotional pains. if u couldnt readjust your communication styles then it fell apart and if the trust wasnt completely there it could bite into you. jealousy and envy from both sides rear often from sheer longing to be there and resentment at circumstances can play a major role. the whole readjustment period when back together for a short time usually lasted until just before being parted again. either way its not easy but if u want it bad enough you can do it. lucky its just the other end of a tiny country and not a continent or overseas
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