long distance relationships??
my new found boyfriend lives in galway and me living in cork leaves us a 3-4hour travel ditance beteween us..we are both unemployed which is a complete downer as we cant afford to commute as much as we want to..
really want this to work as he's great but all the negativity is getting to me on peoples views on this as they say you can lie much easier and the distance will become a major issue etc..
would love to know success stories of long distance relationships..
dont want to give up on mine.. will be moving to galway next september if all goes to plan so hope will last the next 9 months..
i met him on this and by far the most decent man ive ever met.. hes super..
we get on soooooo well and have so much in common.. that worried me because i thought it would end up more like a friendship but it hasnt
goina work hard on trying to keep this alive and kicking.. anyone with some advice would majorly be appreciated!!
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hmm.... well my boyfriend and me far away from one another.. but we just feel strong...but i'm not sure for future....
He live in Canada and i'm thailand....
and the canada and thailand commute must be expensive..
the 3hour distance is car or bus travel tine length
If he's 'the one' then I would say its a short distance. If the distance becomes an issue then I would say he's probably not 'the one' !
Its bad timing with you both being unemployed at the moment,but the distance is mere really,sure its tough not being able to see one another as often as you both would like,but if you get on so well,bare with the inconvenience for now,and whatever shall be,will be.
All the best!
i still have the weekly love letters,the love radiates from them,and we talked by phone once a week.
you will know,if your connection is strong enough,to last this distance,and time,then you have more of a chance to last long term.if its meant to be-it will be.