Author Topic: Did you ever deal with long distance relationships?  (Read 8918 times)

i mean probably loving the other person would help

thats called commitment

is commitment also part of the 'business' aspect?

Commitment is literally just a word that you haven't elaborated on. I could say LDR's are a huge commitment, you're committing to an exclusive relationship with somebody that you cannot receive loveual gratification from until you go to great lengths to secure a stable and maintainable companionship first.

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Commitment is literally just a word that you haven't elaborated on. I could say LDR's are a huge commitment, you're committing to an exclusive relationship with somebody that you cannot receive loveual gratification from until you go to great lengths to secure a stable and maintainable companionship first.
yes, ldrs have an aspect of commitment to it, in the sense that you want to continue that relationship. however, there's a certain threshold where you can't advance your relationship anymore without socializing in person. it's not really considered commitment if your relationship can no longer advance or continue

its the same reason why marriages only last like 10 years. eventually you reach a point where your relationship is completely stagnant
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yes, ldrs have an aspect of commitment to it, in the sense that you want to continue that relationship. however, there's a certain threshold where you can't advance your relationship anymore without socializing in person
yes so obviously dont even bother. right.
not even memeing here, you sound like someone's done what you're describing to you. maybe it's how you're coping, but consider that your experience is not representative of everyone else's. it might not be.

because op is dating a girl silly
I personally don't see the difference in gender but
whatever floats your boat lol

no, but i dont think theyre worth getting in to. although my buddy captain c did a long distance relationship with a girl (he was in UK she was in the US) and now they're happily married in new england.

yes so obviously dont even bother. right.
not even memeing here, you sound like someone's done what you're describing to you. maybe it's how you're coping, but consider that your experience is not representative of everyone else's. it might not be.
yes, you can bother with ldrs if you want. all i'm saying is that they aren't sustainable beyond a month or two tops, and , compared to a personal and intimate relationship that takes place in real life rather than over dms, is the least favorable option

its like saying 'are one night stands relationships?' obviously they aren't but if you want to get into semantics, there's definitely a bond/relationship that exists for like 30-40 minutes as you're loving. ldrs are a very long one night stand where you dont actually have love and it will continue for as long as you can entertain yourself by typing messages every day. eventually, one of the two parties gets bored of communicating, not having love, not socializing with the other party irl, or not having any income. from there it's either stop the ldr or take a massive leap in commitment and visit them irl, which is already a crapshoot that costs a lot of money.

sure if you commit hard enough and eventually you move in with them or they move in with you, it can become an actual relationship, but if that doesn't happen it's just a severely short game that needs to end eventually. in that case, i'm entirely correct to say it's not sustainable
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(he was in UK she was in the US) and now they're happily married in new england.
sounds like a good compromise.

yes, you can bother with ldrs if you want. all i'm saying is that they aren't sustainable beyond a month or two tops, and , compared to a personal and intimate relationship that takes place in real life rather than over dms, is the least favorable option
well yeah it's not favorable. i dunno why you're trying to hard to prove that, it's basically the goal to eventually get together in person.

yes, you can bother with ldrs if you want. all i'm saying is that they aren't sustainable beyond a month or two tops, and , compared to a personal and intimate relationship that takes place in real life rather than over dms, is the least favorable option

its like saying 'are one night stands relationships?' obviously they aren't but if you want to get into semantics, there's definitely a bond/relationship that exists for like 30-40 minutes as you're loving. ldrs are a very long one night stand where you dont actually have love and it will continue for as long as you can entertain yourself by typing messages every day. eventually, one of the two parties gets bored of communicating, not having love, not socializing with the other party irl, or not having any income. from there it's either stop the ldr or take a massive leap in commitment and visit them irl, which is already a crapshoot that costs a lot of money.

sure if you commit hard enough and eventually you move in with them or they move in with you, it can become an actual relationship, but if that doesn't happen it's just a severely short game that needs to end eventually
holy forget bro stop editing your post while im replying

are you going to tell me that there's a single long-distance relationship that can sustain itself longer than like, 2 weeks?

Yeah? Even if my relationships didn't turn out perfectly it was still fun while it lasted. I don't regret trying long distance and the decision to go ldr ultimately wasn't what ended the relationships. I'm not gonna hash this out to any logical extremes because everyone else here agrees you have no clue what you're talking about.

Plus I don't care enough to put effort into proving my point here, I don't gain anything out of reaching a compromise with an unreasonable party.

however, there's a certain threshold where you can't advance your relationship anymore without socializing in person

I mean nobody wants to be in an LDR forever. The goal is to eventually be together in person. I don't think anybody here wants to be in a permanent LDR or is even arguing that there's any benefits to that.

all i'm saying is that they aren't sustainable beyond a month or two tops

Is there any kind of reasoning behind this statement lol? This seems like something that's entirely dependent on the people involved.