Long Distance Relationships

For many couples, the threat of not seeing each other for months, or even a year or more, is too much to endure. One or both partners may worry they can’t keep their love strong while apart for so long. But did you know that roleplaying can actually keep your long-term and long-distance relationship intimate […]

You can always tell when a long-distance relationship starts to sink, slowly, day by day, and the dynamic changes. What was once intense and spontaneous now feels like a chore, like reporting for duty, or like something you constantly have to keep “alive” – like a plant, so it doesn’t die. But at that point,

Look, I’ve been asked to share with you some bad news. It may hurt…but it’s something you need to hear. (Or read, in this case!) No seriously, you might want to sit down. OK, I think there might be problems forming in your long distance relationship. Now that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s done and over

Relax…you worry too much! I know being in a long-distance relationship can be nerve-racking. Maybe you’re always second-guessing whether he loves you or if this relationship is going places. But rather than freak out about it, there’s a much better way to evaluate a relationship’s viability. It’s time to pay attention the signs! I like

Are you worried about your new long distance relationship lasting another year? Sure, it’s intimidating when you realize you may have to wait year or even years to finally be together. You might have to finish school, or finish a job, or move entirely to be with the person you love. You may even have

Long-distance relationships can be difficult. It’s safe to say that many of us have experienced the hurt of a breakup – and yes, it hurts in a unique way, when it’s online. Some of us can literally fall in love with a faceless lover online, someone we imagine to be the perfect prince…or even a

It’s kind of obvious by now that long-distance relationships are trendy. Not just because of social distancing or quarantine, but also because of the popularity of online dating. Who can argue that it’s fun to connect with someone who’s compatible with your personality, understands your point of view, and loves your wit and wisdom? It

If quarantine culture and the “new normal” have you discouraged, it’s understandable. As humans with five major senses, we need human contact. We thrive on touching, hugging, interacting, and sharing. If you’ve met someone you like, and yet have to maintain a long-distance relationship from them because of lockdown (which is still happening in some

Whether you’re in a long-distance relationship because of an emergency situation or because of other factors that can’t be avoided, like dating someone from another country, it really is a test of your love. Many don’t know this but I spent about 7 years traveling without a home base (meaning everything I own came with

One of the reasons many long-distance relationships fade over time is because there is a lack of progression in the relationship. Guess what happens then? You get bored of each other. Or you get nervous and stop flirting naturally. Everything becomes forced. You’re no longer dating with a point. You’re not really in a relationship