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Would you ever get into a long-distance relationship?

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Reply 1

Sabertooth

I was in a long distance relationship for 5 years then married her. :h:

Reply 2

username5347244

Original post by Sabertooth

I was in a long distance relationship for 5 years then married her. :h:

Wow. Are you still married?

Reply 3

Sabertooth

Original post by sunny.side.up

Wow. Are you still married?

Yep. We've been married for 8 years.

for 2.5 years

yes i would

if the person was right

Reply 7

Anonymous #1

Original post by Anonymous

for 2.5 years

oh I misread the question - yes if the person was special enough

Reply 8

CalvinCandie

No, it rarely works. @Sabertooth's the exception not the rule. Even if it ends up working, it's too much effort. Relationships are difficult enough without that added burden.

Probably not.

Before I answer the question - that's a terrifying picture lol.

Anyway, my answer is no.

Did once, not a fan

Original post by CalvinCandie

No, it rarely works. @Sabertooth's the exception not the rule. Even if it ends up working, it's too much effort. Relationships are difficult enough without that added burden.

You say "exception not the rule", but plenty of relationships start off as LDRs. It's no small number, I think this post is unnecessarily discouraging.

Reply 13

username5347244

Original post by Sabertooth

Yep. We've been married for 8 years.

That's so amazing!

Reply 14

username5347244

Original post by Anonymous

for 2.5 years

You'd only be in a long-distance relationship that long or that's the longest you have?

Reply 15

username5347244

Original post by jessica10293

yes i would

Original post by jessica10293

if the person was right

That's a good answer!

Reply 16

username5347244

Original post by Anonymous

oh I misread the question - yes if the person was special enough

Oh ok, ignore my quote then.

Reply 17

username5347244

Original post by CalvinCandie

No, it rarely works. @Sabertooth's the exception not the rule. Even if it ends up working, it's too much effort. Relationships are difficult enough without that added burden.