Are you struggling in a long-distance relationship? Or you want to go into one?
May be long-distance relationship is not your thing, but you have found this cool dude or lady, and the chemistry is already piercing the skies.
Do not worry, I have good news for you.
Your long-distance relationship can also work, check how:
- Have virtual dates:
Here is how: both parties get your favourite drinks. Set up your room for a date. You can spread the room with your favourite lighting.
Video calls are available for people like you. During the video call, make it 'real'. Try it out. You have Zoom, Facebook, Whatsapp, and Facetime on the apple store, and other video calling apps.
- Read a book together:
Exit your own life and connect with your partner's. Yah. Once both of you are conscious of what you are doing together, it connects your souls and spirit.
Have reviews of those books; share your experiences and lessons learnt from the book. It first appears difficult until you start. Why don't you? I recommend, The 5 love languages, by Gary Chapman, 10, 000 miles for love, by Milena Nguyen, and self-development books.
- Play online games together:
- Do not make your conversion rigid:
- Trust:
Anytime your partner goes somewhere and goes back home after the planned time of getting home, there would be turbulence in your tummy. haha. You cannot play with this even in a relationship that is not distant. Build trust.
- Be transparent and honest:
Communicate openly with your partner. Say the truth at all times even if it is difficult. Let him/her know much about you that they won't believe whatever someone else tells them about you.
- Invest in the relationship:
Yes, love isn't always about money, but you need money to take care of the basic needs of the relationship.
Dear friend, among all that has been said, find what works for you and follow it. It is not a-one-thing-works-for-all. You are unique and have what works for you.
People have married from long-distance relationships; yours can work too.
People have married from long-distance relationships; yours can work too.

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