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if you are only going to live somewhere temporarily?
I am living in a different part of the UK for just a year before returning to Bristol (my home), but don't know if it is worth looking for a bf while I live there or not
I am living in a different part of the UK for just a year before returning to Bristol (my home), but don't know if it is worth looking for a bf while I live there or not
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Why not? If you right the right guy, you could make it work long distance, or you could just have fun for while you are there.
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Looking for a boyfriend is never worth.
Good things happen without you forcing 'em.
Stop looking, something may happen.
Good things happen without you forcing 'em.
Stop looking, something may happen.
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(Original post by MollyWilding)
Why not? If you right the right guy, you could make it work long distance, or you could just have fun for while you are there.
Why not? If you right the right guy, you could make it work long distance, or you could just have fun for while you are there.
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Relationships are overrated just bang and leave it or have friends with benefits. Especially if it's only a year
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(Original post by zalo_00)
Looking for a boyfriend is never worth.
Good things happen without you forcing 'em.
Stop looking, something may happen.
Looking for a boyfriend is never worth.
Good things happen without you forcing 'em.
Stop looking, something may happen.
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(Original post by Proudhipster)
if you are only going to live somewhere temporarily?
I am living in a different part of the UK for just a year before returning to Bristol (my home), but don't know if it is worth looking for a bf while I live there or not
if you are only going to live somewhere temporarily?
I am living in a different part of the UK for just a year before returning to Bristol (my home), but don't know if it is worth looking for a bf while I live there or not
It could turn into something long lasting where it doesn't matter if you're not staying in the same place!
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I think it's always worth being open to the idea of meeting someone.
When I met my boyfriend, I was 17 and all the odds were against us: "First relationships never last very long".... "Long distance relationships always end badly" ..... "The age gap is way too big" ..... "It never works if you try to stay together through university"
Anyway, four and a half years later, I've made it through the long distance bit, made it through university and we've just moved in together.
You never know who might waltz into your life by pure coincidence, so go with the flow and see what happens!
When I met my boyfriend, I was 17 and all the odds were against us: "First relationships never last very long".... "Long distance relationships always end badly" ..... "The age gap is way too big" ..... "It never works if you try to stay together through university"
Anyway, four and a half years later, I've made it through the long distance bit, made it through university and we've just moved in together.
You never know who might waltz into your life by pure coincidence, so go with the flow and see what happens!
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(Original post by bumblebee342)
I wouldn't advise "looking" for a boyfriend necessarily, but if you find someone I see no harm in dating.
It could turn into something long lasting where it doesn't matter if you're not staying in the same place!
I wouldn't advise "looking" for a boyfriend necessarily, but if you find someone I see no harm in dating.
It could turn into something long lasting where it doesn't matter if you're not staying in the same place!
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(Original post by zalo_00)
Bumblebee (many numbers) is right (obviously) since she's saying just what I said!
=D
Bumblebee (many numbers) is right (obviously) since she's saying just what I said!
=D
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I did this before moving to the other side of the country even though I made it clear that I was leaving in 4 months it ended up breaking the other person's heart so I don't do temporary dating any more there's not much point I would rather wait.
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I did this before moving to the other side of the country even though I made it clear that I was leaving in 4 months it ended up breaking the other person's heart so I don't do temporary dating any more there's not much point I would rather wait.
I did this before moving to the other side of the country even though I made it clear that I was leaving in 4 months it ended up breaking the other person's heart so I don't do temporary dating any more there's not much point I would rather wait.
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Yes 1) you have some fun and get your oats 2) it might not last that long anyway 3) if it works out you can still make plans for the future
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