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I've been in a LDR for just under a year now. I know people usually think of LDR's as when two people meet face to face, then one moves away. Well what about if one person lives in Australia, and the other in England. We met when we were both on holiday in Canada, we swapped MSN addresses at the end of my holiday (I was there for a week, him for two.) When he got back to England we started chatting over msn, and in February this year he asked me out. I said yes, obviously. We haven't seen each other since, it's too hard for us to see each other - he's at college, I'm in my final year at school and it's too expensive to travel half way round the world for week on holiday. It can be hard, never knowing what they're doing. But with trust and a good amount of comunication it can work. When he leaves college he's planning on spending his gap year in Australia with me - and apart from that, we wont see each other again till he leaves university...
It is about talking the above issues logically and proactively, laying down preunderstanding conditions to make the other party develop complete faith and security in the relationship.
| Feb, 07, 2009 By Hila23 (Australia - UK) |
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| Posted on Mar, 02, 2009 By jeanie_hearts_feakins
hey, wow i cant believe you guys only saw each other for a week before going into a LDR! thats really amazing, my boyfriend lives in england too and im in perth. its only been a month and 2 weeks though but it feels like its been a year lol.. how do you guys get through it? do you speak daily? all the best :)
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