long distant relationship?

Luke Creitz: Yep I think so, since I have been the witness of a long distance relationship since 3 years- that of one of my friends. But on second thought, it also depends on the intensity of love between the lovers, the trust , the sincerity, the communication and the affection.

Caryl Mclaen: When all the lines of communication are closed.

Robt Betker: It depends on the emotional investment one makes during the relationship. There is no prescribed amount of time for recovering from a heartbreak. When a person is truly in love with someone, and that relationship comes to an end, the grief process begins. The grief process is composed of various stages: http://www.recover-from-grief.com/7-stages-of-grie......Show more

Ninfa Asby: When someone says 'it's over' or they just stop calling, or not returning phone calls, or there is just nothing left in common between you and things just fizzle out, the other person spends less and less time with you, ! they go out all the time. There are signs, and anyone with any instinct will just know.

Charissa Riley: i was in a long distance relationship with my bf for a year and a few months..and were still together, no longer long distance tho because i moved closer..butit really just depends on the couple.it is however really hard, because sometimes you guys arnt able to see eachother as much as you like..but look..by the time you guys are able to see eachother is a lot better than the couples who see eachother everyday. since you have all that distance, you miss them more and when you see eachother its very very special.if you really like this person and really want to work it out...then distance is no matter....Show more

Alden Soldano: Man you really look tough in that new shirt.You're so hot I'm burning.Mmmmmmmmmmm u smell nice.

Otto Lingafelt: you can try - if both people want it to bad enough i think it can - distance can be overcome, but you must know t! he person personally not just online, that doesnt useually wor! k - it has just not alot.. patience is a big thing and most people cannot control urges that happen when the other is not present - then guilt destroys what is left of long distance love...

Rashad Marecki: two words - bump and grind.

Bryant Chaudhry:

Neville Dautremont: Yes! My husband and I had a long distance relationship for 3 years before we got married and we have never been happier. Both people have to want it to work. They are a lot of work and are harder to maintain than a regular relationship, but if you can make it work they are well worth it.

Joan Stavropoulos: Yes they can as long as both parties are willing to make it work and want it to work

Bethanie Menden: could be days, could be forever.. it depends on how much your were in love.

Esmeralda Pigram: I am in a long distant relationship now. We talk everyday. But to be honest, I am moving closer to my Love next month. I don't know how long we could have made it long di! stance. It is very difficult. I suggest that you communicate with your partner about getting together in the future. You relationship may survive it knowing that you will be together in the long run.

Adan Stribble: It's more of a question of can you trust the person you want a relationship with.... and how often you can see them. If you can't see them enough then things will fall apart not to mention the trust and jealousy will throw everything into whack. It also depends on how far you are from the other person... if i's only a couple hours... that's nothing.. if you're skipping provinces and states... then things just might not work.Goodluck...Show more

Patrick Bitsui: I hope so

Renita Sefton: like me im a warehouse recuiter so when i interview girls i work in some humor along with the application interview process!! like when i ask them a question i say something that will make them laugh!! and when i finaly get them a temp job i start off wit! h""dont let me down please and you owe me dinner and a movie now"" whic! h they laugh and most of the time they fall for it and we end up going out but thats only if the girl im interviewing is cuuute!!! so dont just jump into the flirt build it and they will come!!!lol

Gladys Worthing: yes. by all means.this is proven by me.

Micah Schwarcz: smile

Sharron Salin: Oh heck yes. But it takes commitment

Wilfredo Muldoon: Yes

Marcellus Yoshimori: You know it's over when you ask the question to a binch of complete strangers...

Marcellus Yoshimori: Just don't get explicit

Roland Stampley: Yes but it sucks, been doing it with my girlfriend and have another year to go can't wait for December next year to come

Raelene Cunnick: Most certainly can. My fiance and I have one and have involved for almost 3 years and works very well. As a matter of fact we are marrying next May 20 and will continue to live 2.5 hours apart until it is decided who, if either, can and will move. I have a pretty good job and fiance ! operates two stores so it is difficult choice. We do see each other each and every weekend as well as talk nightly on phone. She is currently stuck with me for 3 months at her house while I recouperate from knee replacement surgery, poor doll. Ha!...Show more

Amina Motzer: Well, let me put it this way. 200 miles of separation across Missouri, a $700 cell phone bill while dating and 10 years of marriage, yes it can. I took a chance and couldn't be happier. I say go for it. True love is not always in you backyard as many may think.

Gaston Edgcomb:

Garrett Detone: I'm asking myself the same question. I asking him is it over. Does he want it to be over. Are there children involved? cause if there is that makes it even more complicated. Even more important do you want it to be over? Are you happy? Seriously imagine life with out your partner. If you can then it's probably over. Being with someone you don't want to be with hurts you both!

Truman Bi! by: It relies upon on the guy. some human beings can do them, some can ! no longer. individually i admire long-distance relationships. I want as much as now adult males in Miami, citadel Lauderdale, or ny city. that's the terrific!

Floyd Labuda: When the other person tells you or the person no longer shows you any interest. The calls stop and the person stops wanting to be around you.

Judie Kise: Of course! How else do you get discounts!?

Reginald Maxi: a long distant relationship can last as long as both of the people in the relationship stay faithful to one another, it may be hard but i believe that it is possible

Heidy Fujikake: hmmmm... i have to disagree to some point... some crazy women will say its over, but that's not what they want. when in doubt, just ask them, then find someone that wants to be with you.

Stormy Beliard: no they dont last

Heidy Fujikake: As long as you are both committed to your relationship it will work...it isn't always easy but it will.

Jess Grizzel: It all depends on how ! they really feel for each other.. You both have to work harder because it's not an ordinary relationship. But if both of you put time and effort into it, it'll work.

Mahalia Brindle: If 2 people are willing to make the sacrifices that come along with having a long distance relationship....yes it can work.

Janita Tetlow: sometimes a life time....

Toney Flaten: Flirting Tips Women are so much more subtle about flirting clues that men need to really pay attention. Ladies, men are not used to women flirting with them. An overwhelming majority of men said they would just love it if a woman would talk to them first or at least express a larger clue that you were interested in checking them out. #1: Repeated contact...at least three separate verbal or non-verbal clues need to be given. Why? The first time he's going to look around and make sure it's really him that you are flirting with. The second, he knows it's him and he gets flushed and pleased. (At this poin! t he'll probably walk by you and at least smile..he's checking you out ! a little more.) The third time you can express interest-by introducing yourself, or commenting on his tie, or waving from across the room. Now he knows you are open to meeting and it will be a cinch. #2: Whisper...it always gets their attention. Ask them if you can tell them a secret...Then whisper in their ear: 'I just love your tie...can I buy it from you when you are done with it?' #3: Don't sit with other women...men don't want you to reject them in front of an audience. If you do go out with a friend...separate every so often or take a breather from talking...men do not want to risk your disapproval by interrupting you. (You have already missed out on a lot of quality polite men who didn't want to interrupt.) #4: Treat men gently...If someone you are not interested in approaches you and flirts ...be nice.... All the other men are watching to see what you do. If you laugh after he leaves or show visual disapproval, you are cutting your chances on anyone else approaching! you. Try shaking his hand and saying something like: 'It was so nice of you to approach me...what's your name? Tom? Tom, I know how hard it is to meet people...I might have a girlfriend who would be interested in you.' #5: IF he acts like a JERK! Be polite but firm. Hand him a copy of the men's version of 'Flirting with Greatness' and ask him to go practice on someone else. Firmly say that 'lines' with sexual overtones are not only not attractive to you but to most other women in the world. #6: Use the Buddy system. Walk through a group of men and have someone watch to see who's checking you out. #7: Become More Irresistible! Show a little leg....wear higher heels...the redder the lipstick the more available and noticeable you will be. Arch your back a little as you sit up tall and cross your legs high. Wear earrings that are interesting enough to make someone comment on them. #8: Look over your shoulder...and smile at him. This asymmetrical position is always a signal you! are interested. #9: Give him a look all over from head to toe - nod wi! th approval and then flash him your most winning smile. #10: Remember that flirting is a way of connecting from the heart and acknowledging someone. Be generous! Have Fun! ....Show more

Sharie Sommerville: no one knows it could be weeks or forever but always remember to keep fighting the good fights

Corrina Faro: Tell them they look nice, smell nice,and etc..Flirt w/o talking about sex, unless they bring it up.

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Eli Trapeni: Are you both ready for such a thing,it takes mature people to make a long distance relationship work,So, are you both ready for it? yes it can work but it depends on you and that persons endurance.