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Me and my boyfriend met when he moved to my city for university this year, I'm in year 13 and hoping to go to a university about 4 hours from his, we both really want to keep the relationship going but I'm scared I'll end up missing him too much, any advice on long distance relationships I'm Uni would be appreciated.
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Long distance relationships are not easy but if you two work together it shouldn't be a problem. I know you two are dating but think about it this way. You won't see most of your friends for a while but you'll keep in contact, meet up during holidays (if you have any) and possibly travel to each other's universities. Apply this with your boyfriend. If the trust and love is still there then it shouldn't be a problem. At first it will be hard but eventually you will get used to the distance so in the first week support each other. Long distance relationships can work if you two make it work. Remember phone calls, text, Skype and social media is all there to help with long distance relationships. Another thing I would say is to make an
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Long distance relationships are not easy but if you two work together it shouldn't be a problem. I know you two are dating but think about it this way. You won't see most of your friends for a while but you'll keep in contact, meet up during holidays (if you have any) and possibly travel to each other's universities. Apply this with your boyfriend. If the trust and love is still there then it shouldn't be a problem. At first it will be hard but eventually you will get used to the distance so in the first week support each other. Long distance relationships can work if you two make it work. Remember phone calls, text, Skype and social media is all there to help with long distance relationships. Another thing I would say is to make an effort with each other. If there is no effort you or him will feel it which can effect the relationship. Don't worry too much though, you'll eventually be ok with the distance and if the love and trust is there then lonf distance relationships can work
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(Original post by TK2018)
Long distance relationships are not easy but if you two work together it shouldn't be a problem. I know you two are dating but think about it this way. You won't see most of your friends for a while but you'll keep in contact, meet up during holidays (if you have any) and possibly travel to each other's universities. Apply this with your boyfriend. If the trust and love is still there then it shouldn't be a problem. At first it will be hard but eventually you will get used to the distance so in the first week support each other. Long distance relationships can work if you two make it work. Remember phone calls, text, Skype and social media is all there to help with long distance relationships. Another thing I would say is to make an
Long distance relationships are not easy but if you two work together it shouldn't be a problem. I know you two are dating but think about it this way. You won't see most of your friends for a while but you'll keep in contact, meet up during holidays (if you have any) and possibly travel to each other's universities. Apply this with your boyfriend. If the trust and love is still there then it shouldn't be a problem. At first it will be hard but eventually you will get used to the distance so in the first week support each other. Long distance relationships can work if you two make it work. Remember phone calls, text, Skype and social media is all there to help with long distance relationships. Another thing I would say is to make an
WHAT SHOULD SHE MAKE??
(an effort to stay communicative, probably)
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What should she make
WHAT SHOULD SHE MAKE??
(an effort to stay communicative, probably)
What should she make
WHAT SHOULD SHE MAKE??
(an effort to stay communicative, probably)
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