The physical distance between you is creating emotional distance too.

You're watching the connection fade a little more each day. Conversations feel more surface-level. The excitement when you talk has dulled.

You're wondering if he's still as invested in this as you are—or if the distance is making him drift away.

And the worst part? You don't know how to stop it from happening.

I'm Matthew Coast, and over the past decade, I've helped hundreds of thousands of women navigate long distance relationships successfully.

I know how painful it is to watch the emotional connection weaken when you're physically apart—and I know exactly what causes it and how to fix it.

The Distance Drift is one of the most common patterns in long distance relationships—but it doesn't have to end your connection.

Let me show you exactly what's happening and how to reverse it before the distance becomes too much to overcome.

The Distance Drift is when physical distance starts creating emotional distance—where the miles between you gradually weaken your connection, intimacy, and bond.

It's not that you've stopped caring about each other.

It's that the distance itself is slowly pulling you apart.

If You're Single or Dating:

Maybe you met someone amazing, but one of you lives in a different city or country.

At first, the distance felt manageable—you texted constantly, had long phone calls, made plans to visit.

But lately, something has shifted.

The texts are shorter and less frequent. The calls feel more obligatory than exciting. When you do talk, you're running out of things to say.

You're starting to wonder if this can actually work—or if the distance is just too hard to overcome.

If You're In a Relationship or Married:

Maybe circumstances put distance between you—a job relocation, family obligations, deployment, or life just getting in the way.

At first, you thought you could handle it. You've been together long enough that distance shouldn't matter, right?

But it does matter.

The emotional intimacy you once had is fading. Conversations feel surface-level. The connection that used to be so strong now feels fragile and strained.

You're watching your relationship drift apart while feeling powerless to hold it together across the miles.

The awkward video calls: You get on FaceTime or Zoom excited to connect, but within minutes you've run out of things to say and you're both just staring at the screen.

The communication fatigue: You feel pressure to text constantly to maintain the connection, but it's exhausting and starting to feel forced instead of natural.

The life happening without you: He's living his day-to-day life, having experiences, meeting people, and you're not part of any of it—you're just hearing about it after the fact.

The growing disconnect: Every day that passes without seeing each other in person makes the relationship feel a little less real, a little more like it's fading into the background of both your lives.

The jealousy and insecurity: You're constantly wondering what he's doing, who he's with, if he's thinking about you—or if the distance is making it easier for him to emotionally check out.

Does This Sound Familiar?

At first, you try to compensate for the distance by being super connected.

You text him constantly throughout the day. You schedule video calls every night. You try to be present in every aspect of his life even though you're miles away.

But instead of bringing you closer, it's making things worse.

The constant communication starts to feel suffocating or obligatory instead of exciting.

Conversations become repetitive—you've already texted about everything, so there's nothing left to talk about on the call.

You notice he's becoming less responsive, less engaged, less excited to connect.

The emotional intimacy that used to come so naturally now feels like work.

And you're terrified that the distance is killing what you once had—and you don't know how to save it.

If this resonates, I want you to know something important: You're not doing anything wrong.

You just haven't been taught the right approach.

Most women think The Distance Drift happens because:

1. They're not communicating enough... if they just texted more, called more, stayed more connected, the distance wouldn't matter
2. The relationship isn't strong enough to survive distance... if it was "meant to be," the miles wouldn't weaken the connection
3. One person (usually him) isn't committed enough... if he really cared, the distance wouldn't affect his feelings

But here's what's actually happening:

The Distance Drift doesn't occur because you're not communicating enough... it happens because constant communication without physical presence creates connection fatigue and emotional exhaustion.

The Truth Most People Don't Understand

Here's the truth most people don't understand about long distance relationships:

In order for love to grow, there needs to be space.

In order for him to want to chase and pursue you, there needs to be space.

In order for him to miss you, there needs to be space.

But when you're in a long distance relationship and you're terrified of losing the connection, most women do the opposite... they eliminate all space by trying to be constantly present through texts, calls, and video chats.

Why Common Advice Doesn't Work (Or Makes It Worse)

"Text him throughout the day to stay connected"

You become a constant presence without any mystery or longing, which eliminates his desire to pursue you and makes communication feel like an obligation.

"Schedule daily video calls so you don't drift apart"

Forced daily calls when you have nothing new to talk about create awkward, surface-level conversations that actually highlight the disconnect instead of bridging it.

"Be understanding and supportive while he lives his life"

You become a cheerleader for his life that you're not part of, which makes you feel even more like an outsider watching from a distance.

"Express how much you miss him and want to be together"

Constant expressions of longing and sadness about the distance create pressure and guilt, making him associate you with negative emotions instead of joy.

None of these strategies address what's actually creating The Distance Drift.

Here's What's Actually Happening Beneath the Surface

Think about your man's love and desire for you like building a fire.

In order to build a fire, it needs oxygen. It needs space.

If you just throw a bunch of wood on a growing fire, you can easily smother it and put it out... even if you meant to help it grow.

If you give it room to breathe, space to build, it'll grow so big that it'll be very difficult to put out.

It's the same with your relationship.

When You Smother the Fire

When you're constantly texting, calling, and trying to be present in every moment of his day, you're smothering the fire.

You're not giving him any space to:

• Miss you - He can't long for you when you're constantly available
• Pursue you - He can't chase someone who's already always there
• Build desire - Desire requires absence and anticipation

This is something I call "The Scarcity Principle."

If you're connecting with him all the time, even if you're a huge distance apart, he won't have the space he needs to want to move towards you.

When you're always available, you become taken for granted... even across thousands of miles.

This Isn't Just About This Relationship

The Distance Drift isn't just about this relationship struggling with physical separation.

This is about not understanding how to maintain desire and connection when you can't be together in person.

Without knowing how to use distance to your advantage... how to create longing, anticipation, and excitement... every long distance situation you face will end the same way: gradual emotional disconnection until the relationship dies.

But when you understand how distance actually works and what creates lasting desire, everything changes.

Why This Gets Worse If You Don't Address It Now

Right now, you can still feel the connection slipping... which means there's still something to save.

But if you don't change your approach now, here's what happens:

Two weeks from now: The emotional distance has grown even wider. Conversations have become completely surface-level... just logistics, weather talk, and awkward silences. The intimacy you once shared feels like a distant memory.

One month from now: You've fallen into a pattern where communication feels more like an obligation than a joy. He's taking longer to respond to texts. Video calls get cancelled or cut short. You can feel him pulling away but you don't know how to pull him back.

Three months from now: The relationship has become more like a long-distance friendship than a romance. There's no flirting, no sexual tension, no real emotional intimacy. You're both just going through the motions, wondering if this is even worth continuing.

Six months from now: One of you finally says what you've both been thinking: "Maybe this just isn't working." The distance has created so much emotional disconnection that it feels impossible to bridge the gap. The relationship ends... not because you stopped caring, but because the distance slowly killed what you had.

A year from now: You look back and realize you wasted an entire year watching a relationship slowly die because you didn't know how to maintain connection across the distance. You wonder if it could have worked if you'd just known what to do differently.

The Emotional Damage Keeps Building

Every day you stay in The Distance Drift does damage to both the relationship and your emotional well-being.

You become increasingly anxious and insecure... constantly monitoring his level of engagement and panicking when it drops.

You feel lonely even though you're technically "in a relationship"... because being with someone who's emotionally distant feels lonelier than being actually single.

You develop trust issues and jealousy because you can't see what he's doing or who he's with... your imagination fills in the gaps with worst-case scenarios.

You lose your sense of self because you're so focused on maintaining this connection that you forget to live your own life.

You start to believe that long distance relationships just "don't work"... and you carry that belief into future situations where distance is involved.

The Practical Consequences Are Just As Bad

You waste months or years in a relationship that's slowly dying... time you could have spent either fixing it or moving on.

You miss opportunities for real, in-person connection because you're clinging to a distant relationship that's barely holding together.

You develop unhealthy communication patterns... neediness, constant checking in, anxious attachment... that damage this and future relationships.

The relationship ends anyway (because The Distance Drift doesn't fix itself), but now you've invested so much time and emotion that the loss feels devastating.

Here's the Honest Truth About Trajectory

Did you know that 40% of all long distance relationships end in breakup... and usually don't even last 5 months?

The Distance Drift is why.

Without intervention, physical distance creates emotional distance. Connection weakens. Intimacy fades.

Eventually, one or both of you decides the distance is too hard and ends it.

Every day you continue with the same approach... constant communication, trying to compensate for physical absence... the drift continues.

Until one day, you look at each other (on a screen) and realize you're strangers who used to know each other.

I'm not telling you this to scare you.

I'm telling you because you deserve to know what's really at stake... and because once you understand the truth, you can change course.

When you notice the emotional distance growing, your instinct is to do something to fix it.

But unfortunately, most of what women try actually accelerates The Distance Drift instead of reversing it.

Here are the three biggest mistakes I see:

This looks like texting him constantly throughout the day, scheduling daily (or multiple daily) video calls, sharing every detail of your life in real-time, and trying to be as present as possible despite the miles between you.

Why women do this:

You think the problem is not enough communication.

You believe if you just stay constantly connected through technology, it'll make up for not being physically together.

You're afraid that if you're not in constant contact, he'll forget about you or lose interest.

Why it backfires:

Constant communication eliminates the space needed for desire, longing, and pursuit.

When you're always available and always texting, you remove all mystery and anticipation.

He can't miss you because you're never gone.

He can't pursue you because you're already always there.

Instead of creating closeness, constant communication creates fatigue—both of you get tired of the pressure to always be "on" and engaged.

What actually happens:

Your texts become shorter and less enthusiastic.

Video calls feel forced and awkward because you've already talked about everything via text.

He starts taking longer to respond or making excuses to cut calls short.

The connection you're desperately trying to maintain through constant communication actually weakens because communication without physical presence becomes exhausting.

This looks like listening to stories about his day, his friends, his experiences—all happening without you. You support him from afar, act interested and engaged, and try to be present emotionally even though you're physically absent from his actual life.

Why women do this:

You think being supportive and understanding is what good partners do.

You don't want to seem jealous or controlling.

You're trying to be the "cool girlfriend" who doesn't make the distance harder than it needs to be.

Why it backfires:

When you're just a cheerleader for a life you're not part of, you become peripheral instead of central to his world.

You're watching his life happen through updates and stories—like a spectator instead of a participant.

This creates an emotional hierarchy where his "real life" (the one happening in person around him) becomes primary, and you (the person on the phone/screen) become secondary.

What actually happens:

You start to feel like an outsider looking in.

He stops sharing as much because it feels awkward to constantly update you on experiences you're not part of.

The emotional intimacy that comes from shared experiences disappears.

You become less relevant to his day-to-day life, and eventually, the relationship feels more like a distant friendship than a romantic partnership.

This looks like frequently telling him how much you miss him, how hard the distance is, how sad you are that you can't be together, or counting down the days until you see each other again with desperate urgency.

Why women do this:

You think expressing how much you miss him shows how much you care.

You want him to know the distance is affecting you so he'll work harder to maintain the connection.

You're trying to create urgency to close the gap.

Why it backfires:

When you constantly express pain, longing, and sadness about the distance, you associate yourself with negative emotions.

Every time he talks to you, he's reminded of the painful reality that you're not together—instead of experiencing joy and connection.

This creates pressure and guilt—he feels bad that you're suffering, but there's nothing he can immediately do about it.

Over time, he starts avoiding communication because it makes him feel guilty and stressed instead of happy and excited.

What actually happens:

He associates talking to you with feeling sad, guilty, or pressured.

He starts withdrawing emotionally to protect himself from the constant reminder of what's missing.

Instead of making him want to close the distance, your expressions of longing make him want to pull back from the emotional intensity.

The relationship becomes heavy instead of joyful.

Solving The Distance Drift isn't about communicating more, being more available, or expressing more need.

It's about using distance strategically to create the space necessary for desire, longing, and pursuit to build naturally.

You need an approach that makes him miss you so much he can't wait to talk to you—not one that makes communication feel like an exhausting obligation.

Let me show you what that looks like.

If you want to reverse The Distance Drift and turn physical distance into emotional closeness, you can't use the strategies most women try.

You need something completely different.

Something that creates desire instead of obligation, longing instead of fatigue, and excitement instead of monotony.

Here's what actually works:

Most women think more communication equals stronger connection in long distance relationships.

But that's not how it works.

What you need is strategic communication—knowing when to connect, how to connect, and when to create space so he actually misses you.

This means:

• Understanding the rhythm of communication that builds desire instead of exhaustion
• Knowing what to talk about that creates emotional depth (not just surface updates)
• Creating space between conversations so each one feels exciting and anticipated
• Making your interactions high-quality instead of high-quantity

When you communicate strategically instead of constantly, he starts to crave your calls and texts instead of feeling obligated to respond.

The distance becomes a source of anticipation and longing—not just an obstacle to overcome.

The biggest challenge in long distance relationships is maintaining emotional intimacy when you can't be physically together.

You need specific tools and techniques that create the closeness you'd normally build through shared experiences, physical touch, and in-person quality time.

This means:

• Activities and conversations that bring you closer even across the distance
• Questions that create deep emotional vulnerability and connection
• Ways to keep the relationship fun, playful, and exciting (not just logistics and small talk)
• Techniques for maintaining sexual chemistry and romantic tension through screens and text

When you know how to build real intimacy despite the distance, the relationship doesn't just survive—it actually deepens.

You create a bond strong enough that the miles between you don't matter.

One of the biggest mistakes women make in long distance relationships is letting their entire life revolve around waiting for the next call or visit.

When your life becomes empty except for him, you become needy, anxious, and obsessive—which kills attraction.

What you need is a system that helps you:

• Stay engaged in your own life so you have things to share and talk about
• Manage the anxiety and overthinking that comes with distance
• Maintain your confidence and independence (which makes you more attractive)
• Avoid sabotaging the relationship through jealousy, insecurity, or neediness

When you have a full, vibrant life of your own, you become more interesting and desirable—not less.

And you stop putting pressure on the relationship to be your entire source of happiness.

The emotional distance stops growing and starts closing—even if the physical distance stays the same.

He starts missing you between conversations instead of feeling relieved when they're over.

The relationship feels exciting and alive instead of obligatory and exhausting.

You build a deeper emotional connection that makes the distance feel temporary and manageable—not insurmountable.

And when you finally are together in person, the relationship is even stronger than it was before the distance.

That's the power of understanding how long distance relationships actually work.

Over the years, I've worked with thousands of women in long distance relationships.

They would come to me frustrated, scared, and feeling powerless—watching the emotional connection fade despite their best efforts to keep it alive.

Most had been trying all the conventional advice: constant texting, daily video calls, expressing how much they missed him.

And it wasn't working. In fact, it was making things worse.

So I started researching what actually works in successful long distance relationships.

What I Discovered Changed Everything

I looked at couples who not only survived the distance but actually grew closer because of it.

I studied the communication patterns, the mindsets, and the specific strategies that kept desire and intimacy alive across thousands of miles.

What I discovered was fascinating:

The couples who thrived in long distance relationships weren't the ones communicating most frequently.

They were the ones who understood how to use distance strategically—creating space for longing while maintaining deep emotional connection.

They knew when to connect and when to create space.

They knew how to have conversations that built intimacy instead of just filling time.

They knew how to keep the relationship exciting, fun, and romantic—even through a screen.

That research became Long Distance Allure.

No matter how rocky your relationship is at the moment, you can turn things around if you use what I teach in this system…

WARNING!

This system is NOT about…

... Hurting a man, getting revenge on him, or beating him down until he submits!

... It’s NOT about twisting yourself into a pretzel or pretending like you’re someone you’re not to be with him…

... And it’s NOT a bunch of tricks that only work temporarily on a man and only if he doesn’t know you’re using it on him…

There’s enough non-sense out there in the dating space. I only teach advice that actually works, my reputation depends on it.

If you’re looking for non-sense, this program is NOT for you. Please don’t buy my stuff, I don’t want you using it.

This program is for women who are in long distance relationship who want their man to love them, see them, and cherish them.

It’s for women who want their man to miss them so much that he’ll want to fly to the ends of the earth TODAY to be with her.

I’ve made it as easy and as simple as you can get.

Inside Long Distance Allure, you’ll discover…

"I had totally lost self-confidence..."

"I should say Thank you Matthew. I had totally lost self-confidence. The long distance was making me feel invisible and forgotten—I was almost forgetting my worth. But finding you brought me back to life. I learned how to use the distance to create desire instead of destroying it. I love you Matthew, may God continue blessing and using you." - Rachel

"He's done a complete 180..."

"Thank you so much for this, Matthew. I took your advice and everything has only gradually gotten better between us. We were experiencing The Distance Drift badly—I could feel him pulling away more each day. He's done a complete 180. He's been talking about our future together a lot the past month (moving in together, marriage, kids) and he really wants to close the distance now. The great thing is I'm not only excited to get to that point but I'm excited about every day up until that point. We've had so many deep conversations where he's told me he feels like we grow closer every day even though we're apart. I just wanted to thank you again! Hope all is well with you and God bless you. 🙂" - Allena

"His program changed my life..."

"I thank Matthew so much. His program changed my life. We were in a long distance relationship that was slowly dying—every conversation felt forced and awkward. His advice and techniques are invaluable. Easy to understand and implement. Now our relationship is stronger than it was even when we were living in the same city." - Kim

"We managed to put things back together..."

"It works! Matthew, I am so grateful for all of the advice. The past two and a half months of distance have been almost more than I could take—I thought we were going to break up. But we managed to compromise and put things back together using what you taught. The distance actually made us closer because we finally knew how to communicate the right way. Thank you!" - Amanda

"I didn't think long distance could ever work..."

"I've always been skeptical about long distance relationships—I thought they were destined to fail. But when I met someone I really cared about who lived across the country, I decided to try Matthew's approach. Long Distance Allure taught me how to make the distance work FOR us instead of against us. We're planning to close the gap next year, but honestly, our relationship is so strong now that the distance doesn't even bother us anymore." - Jennifer

"We went from breaking up to engaged..."

"My boyfriend and I were about to break up because the distance was too hard. We were experiencing The Distance Drift so badly that we barely talked anymore. I found Matthew's program as a last resort—and I'm so glad I did. We went from on the verge of breaking up to engaged within six months. The distance that almost destroyed us actually made our relationship unbreakable." - Lisa

Long Distance Allure contains everything you need to reverse The Distance Drift and turn physical distance into emotional closeness.

Normally, this kind of comprehensive, proven program would cost $67 or more.

My private coaching clients pay hundreds of dollars per hour for this exact advice.

But right now, you can get instant access to Long Distance Allure for just $27.

That's it. One payment of $27 for the complete system.

Why Such a Low Price?

Because I know how hard long distance relationships are—and I don't want price to be the reason you lose someone you care about when the solution is right here.

Did you know that 40% of all long distance relationships end in breakup—and usually don't even last 5 months?

I don't want you to become another statistic.

This price could go up at any time—so if you're seeing this offer, take advantage of it now.

I'm so confident Long Distance Allure will work for you that I'm removing all the risk.

Here's my promise:

Get Long Distance Allure right now. Go through the entire program. Use the communication strategies.

Apply the Scarcity Principle. Implement the techniques for building intimacy despite the distance.

Watch what happens when you finally know how to use distance to create desire instead of letting it destroy your connection.

Notice how he starts missing you between conversations. How communication becomes exciting instead of exhausting. How the emotional bond deepens even though you're physically apart.

If you don't absolutely love the results—if you don't see the emotional distance closing or feel more confident in your long distance relationship—simply contact us within 60 days at support@matthewcoast.com for a full refund.

No questions asked. No hard feelings.

You literally have nothing to lose.

Here's the truth: Problems in long distance relationships don't fix themselves—they only get worse unless you address the root cause.

Every day you continue with the same approach (constant communication, over-investing, expressing constant longing), the emotional distance grows.

But if you take action TODAY, you can start reversing this pattern immediately.

Long Distance Allure goes to the heart of how long distance relationships actually work so you can create a connection where you're truly cherished, missed, and loved—even across the miles.

Don't waste another week watching your relationship drift apart when the solution is right here.

Q: How is this different from other long distance relationship advice I've tried?

Most long distance advice tells you to communicate constantly, be always available, and just "power through" the distance. Long Distance Allure is completely different—it's based on The Scarcity Principle, which teaches you how to use strategic space to create desire instead of smothering the connection. You'll get specific, actionable strategies (not vague tips) that have worked for thousands of women in successful long distance relationships.

Q: What if we're already struggling and the connection feels really weak?

Long Distance Allure is specifically designed to help women who are already experiencing The Distance Drift. Even if your relationship feels like it's barely holding together, the strategies in this program can reverse the pattern and rebuild the emotional connection. Many of my most successful students were on the verge of breaking up when they started—and they're now thriving in their long distance relationships.

Q: Will this work if we're in different time zones or can only talk occasionally?

Yes—in fact, the principles work even better when you can't communicate constantly. The Scarcity Principle is about making your limited time together count and creating desire through strategic space. Whether you're in different time zones, have conflicting schedules, or can only connect occasionally, this program shows you how to maximize the impact of your communication.

Q: What if I'm naturally anxious and struggle with not being in constant contact?

The program includes specific strategies for managing the anxiety and overthinking that comes with long distance relationships. You'll learn how to keep your own life vibrant so you're not obsessively waiting for the next message. This actually makes you MORE attractive and helps the relationship—not less. Many women who describe themselves as anxious or insecure have successfully used these techniques.

Q: How long does it take to see results?

Many women report seeing changes in how he responds within days of implementing the strategies. When you shift from constant communication to strategic space, he often starts initiating more and seeming more engaged almost immediately. This isn't a months-long process—you can start reversing The Distance Drift as soon as you understand the principles.

Q: What if we've been long distance for a while and have fallen into bad patterns?

You can absolutely reset the dynamic even if you've been in bad patterns for months or years. The program shows you exactly how to shift from exhausting, obligatory communication to exciting, desire-building connection. It's never too late to change your approach—as long as there's still some connection to work with.

Q: Will this work for marriage/serious long-term relationships, or just for dating?

Long Distance Allure works for any type of committed relationship—whether you're dating, in a serious relationship, engaged, or married. The principles of desire, longing, and connection apply regardless of how long you've been together. In fact, many married couples have used these strategies to reignite passion that had faded during extended separation.

Q: What if I'm worried that creating "space" will make him lose interest completely?

This is a common fear, but it's actually the opposite of what happens. When you're constantly available and communicating all the time, you remove the space needed for him to miss you and pursue you. Creating strategic space doesn't make him lose interest—it makes him realize how much he values and wants you. The program shows you exactly how to do this in a way that builds desire (not distance).

Here's what you've learned today:

The Distance Drift doesn't happen because you're not communicating enough or because your relationship isn't strong enough.

It happens because constant communication without physical presence creates exhaustion instead of desire.

Without strategic space, there's no room for him to miss you, pursue you, or long for you.

And the longer you stay in this pattern—over-communicating, becoming a passive observer of his life, expressing constant longing—the more the emotional distance grows.

But it doesn't have to be this way.

On the Other Side, Everything Is Different

On the other side of using Long Distance Allure, your relationship looks completely different:

You're no longer anxiously waiting for texts or panicking when he doesn't respond immediately.

You're no longer having forced, awkward video calls where you've run out of things to say.

You're no longer watching his life happen without you while feeling like an outsider.

Instead:

You know exactly how to use distance strategically—creating the space that makes him crave your connection.

You're having deep, meaningful conversations that bring you closer instead of surface-level small talk.

You're maintaining your own vibrant, fulfilling life—which makes you more attractive and interesting to him.

The distance that was slowly killing your relationship is now actually making it stronger.

That's the relationship waiting for you on the other side of this decision.

They Were Exactly Where You Are Right Now

The women whose stories you read earlier—Rachel, Allena, Kim, Amanda, Jennifer, Lisa—they were exactly where you are right now.

Experiencing The Distance Drift.

Watching the emotional connection fade.

Feeling powerless to stop it.

They used Long Distance Allure. And everything changed.

Rachel went from losing self-confidence to feeling desired and valued again.

Allena's boyfriend went from pulling away to talking about marriage and their future together.

Kim's relationship went from slowly dying to stronger than ever.

Amanda was on the verge of giving up—but saved her relationship using these strategies.

Now it's your turn.

This Is a No-Brainer Decision

For just $27—less than a single dinner out—you're getting the complete Long Distance Allure system that has helped thousands of women turn distance into desire.

You're protected by a 60-day money-back guarantee, so there's literally zero risk.

The only question is: are you ready to stop watching your relationship drift apart and start building the deep connection you deserve?

Your future self—the one in a thriving long distance relationship where you feel cherished, missed, and deeply loved despite the miles—will thank you for taking action today.

I'll see you inside,

Matthew Coast

P.S. Remember: 40% of all long distance relationships end in breakup and usually don't last 5 months. Don't become another statistic. 

The strategies in Long Distance Allure could reverse The Distance Drift starting today and turn your struggling relationship into one that's even stronger because of the distance. 

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