Re: Long-distance relationships
I had an online relationship with a guy who lived in the USA, we met on a forum and gradually we found we had a lot in common, people were noticing we were getting close and used to joke about wedding bellsRe: Long-distance relationships
Re: Long-distance relationships
Re: Long-distance relationships
Twenty years ago I had a long distance relationship with a man in Sweden who I met while Eurailing round Europe from Australia. I went back half a dozen times and stayed a couple of months at a time and it all seemed to be going well but the language became a problem - even though he spoke quite good basic English, it was limited and didn't run to subtleties or colloquialisms and we seemed only to be able to communicate about day to day things. It ran its course with him breaking it off and me at the time being devastated but I realised in hindsight that it probably wouldn't have worked.Re: Long-distance relationships
My own long distance relationship is rather different because it was with my OH..Re: Long-distance relationships
It is a lot easier to form long distance relationships than it has been in the past. By the 'past' I mean before the internet. At least these days you can really suss them out to see whether or not you are indeed suitable for each other in more ways than one. You now have emails - chat - video chat and, for the more suspicious, probably means of finding out about whoever you are in contact with (background info).
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