kizzy27: Ok after some feed back here guys , Ive been seeing this guy for about 5 weeks we are AMAZING anyway weve been tight he lives 3 hrs away so its been a weekend / midweek visit phone chat text etc etc etcthang anyway we spent last weekens having a absolute blast ,
He has a great job & this week earned a promotion which will give him an extra 50 thou plus ayear soooo to good to pass The thing is he has to go 11 hrs away for 3 months then not sure whats after that.
He has asked me to hang wityhhim & hey i wanna the thing is ther is no real solid conclusion as to where he will be after the 12 weeks .Also he will be doing big days like 12 hrs the odd day off but not many
he has to fly out tommorrow ...
I am soooo gonna miss him
Ive never done a distance thing Ive avioded it because i am not sure i can survive without the intimacy /touch cuddles but hey this guy is da bomb I am smitten we bothare .
any advise greatly appriciated on how to cope
Kizzy
Distance to love is as the wind to fire,
It will inflame the great and extinguish the small.
My mother started dating a guy who lived 1800 kms away. They would see each other about 4 or 5 (maybe a bit more I was only young at the time) a year. He would come down when he got 3 days off (17 - 20 hour drive each way). They dated for 2 years. Contact mostly by mail (no internet, trunk calls - no STD plus we didn't have a phone so that took some planning).
Married for 30 years last month.
I suggest-
If you want it, keep going, if it works, you know it's worth pursuing.
Write letters (by hand GASP) and post not email. Rational? If you type letters you tend to correct and polish because it goes through the brain. When you write with a pen it goes direct from the heart to the paper, thus not giving the brain the chance to screw it up. It also demonstrates that you are sitting and doing nothing but thinking of him and you, and what you are feeling tends to come closer to the surface and is more likely to be expressed in the words you use. It may seem a strange attitude in this age of Sat-Nav and instant text, mobile phones etc but if you actually stop and think about it you'll see where I'm coming from.
Best of luck mate.