Long distance courtship ...

@advokatku (4033)
Indonesia
September 8, 2009 12:52am CST
Ever do long distance courtship dating relationship ? how to be quiet do long distance dating ?
4 responses
• United States
8 Sep 09
I have had long distance relationships before. They never work for me. And the first guy to post is full of crap. I am a woman. I was never unfaithful. They just never work. It's not that the person is hard to trust. Sometimes the other person just decides that its time to move on. Also, you may just find someone else who catches your attention. It has nothing to do with a woman doing this, or a man doing this. It all matters on how you feel about the person. If they leave you, then think of it this way, it wasn't meant to be and you can find someone better. There's always someone better out there. Whether it be long distance or not, you will find them.
• Philippines
9 Sep 09
I definitely agree with you. The first guy to respond here has an unfair opinion about women. maybe somebody hurt him before but that's not reason enough to generalize the entire gender. There are circumstances that are beyond our understanding. if we're not meant for each other, then we're not for each other. It's as simple as that.
@LdeL0318 (6402)
• Philippines
10 Sep 09
Yes, I also agree. Not because a certain woman hurts or did something wrong to you means that other women will also do the same. Well, the first guy who post did not actually said that all women are unfaithful, he only said most. Either way, it's still not correct to say it because it would be very unfair. We cannot just say that failure on long distance relationship is mainly because of women who cannot be faithful. Remember that a relationship, either long distance or not, always involve two persons. Failure in it means that one or both of you have their shortcomings.
• United States
12 Sep 09
I am proof that some long distance relationships sometimes work. I was in a long distance relationship for four and a half years before we were finally able to live in the same location. The key to making a long distance relationship work is commitment. If you promise the other person that you will not look for someone else, and you'll remain committed to that person, then unless you're the kind of person who wantonly breaks promises you will bind yourself to that promise. Was it easy? No. There were times that I thought it was practically impossible. But having bound myself by oath to this person, I would not break it. There were times where that was all that was keeping us together. But today, I am glad that I held fast to my commitment. We have an awesome strength to our relationship and we're in the same area now. Personally I would recommend that every serious relationship try a long distance of at least three hundred miles away for a period of six months at least. That way you can really test your strength and commitment.
• Philippines
8 Sep 09
Works on some partners but for me I could not depend on it to work perfectly on me. I get bored easily and chatting is mainly done most of the times by people who are not busy fond of illusion and fantasy. rarely could you see a genuine relationship to last nothing beat the face to face interaction.
@Eisenherz (2908)
• Portugal
8 Sep 09
Yes, I've have some long distance relationships in the past. And man, they don't really work and it's women's fault most of the time. They can't be faithful, they can't wait for us to be together, they can't anything. So spare your time and don't try to have one - just go to the local bar ;)
@LdeL0318 (6402)
• Philippines
8 Sep 09
I've been in a long distance relationship for quite some time already. The key secret is love and trust. If you really love the person you have to trust him/her that he/she would not be seeing someone else. Don't make distance a hindrance to your relationship. Remember that distance is just a test to see how far love can travel.