neva_black_n_white Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 does a long distance relationship actually work? like i said in another problem uve been with my man for four months now, but the distance does bother me, could this be a reason why i go of looking (at other people). he trusts me and i trust him, but i dont think i trust myself........can you help me? what would be your advice? Link to comment
sisterlynch Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 I think that looking at others is ok as long as you don't get to emotionally involved that you comprimise the feelings that you have for your original boyfriend. Link to comment
CoolGuy Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 i don't think looking at somebody shud be taken seriously. it is a natural human tendency to look,ogle or whatever u may say. Just by looking, u r not getting emotionally involved with that person....it is just ur physical instincts that get attracted to that person. but personally i feel that what u r feeling is good!!!.....it shows that u r completely committed to ur long distance partner.... so throw that doubt outta ur mind.....u r still committed to ur partner!!!!!! Link to comment
coussen2 Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 I feel your pain!!!! My fiance and I have been together 3 years now, and things are great, but I remember the distance like it was yesterday. After dating for 6 months, he had an internship (engineering) in Pennsylvania (I was in Michigan) for 6 months. Those six months were awful, and we hoped we would never have to do it again, but, guess what, in January, he was offered a position at a company in Boston, with great pay and everything, so he took it (I was still in college and Michigan state). well, after the semester ended in May I moved out to Boston, and the wait was well worth it!!!!!! by the way, its okay to look at the menu, as long as you don't order the food. Link to comment
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