It would have to depend on the distance and person for me. I guess if I met the right person I'd travel. As it is I live pretty far out myself, right up by the Canadian border in the mountains. I don't know if I'd move, but that's because of family issues, but I wouldn't mind traveling.
I honestly concitered moving to a completely country for someone once.
It was terrible, because they refused to have a long distance relationship and seriously concitered it for months.
longest distance to a con: about 300-400 miles
longest distance to see family: roughly 7500 miles
longest distance relationship: roughly 9000 miles
unfortuantely i couldn't handle a long distance relationship.... thankfully we're still friends..... and if i ever decide to move to Malaysia, hopefully i can try once again.....
My last boyfriend lived in Indiana, and I live in Colorado ;o; I tried so many times to go see him but I guess it just wasn't in our favor. If I ever found someone that makes me really happy, I would go just about anywhere.
I don't think distance matters that much, but time-difference really hits me hard. One of my good college friends relationship has fallen to almost nothing due to the fact that she's in Asia and she's almost at a 12 hour time difference. Our schedules to communicate just failed.
hmmm, I guess I traveled a total of 11,344 miles If you count to and from the location. Although I'd love to say that distance doesn't matter and love is all you need, I honestly do not believe I can. It's really quite hard, especially after a few years...
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My guy was gone for about 4 years and it was kind of rough. Sure, if you're lucky you get to talk to them once a day or so, but when stuff happens and you really need them right there with you and you just can't get a hold of them...it really just tears you up to bits, almost to the point where you're not sure they're worth the pain, heartache, or effort.
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Luckily in my case I dragged him back, so I think that's the best solution. Close the distance as much as possible if possible. If not, I don't know. Work hard, Ganbatte!!!
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<i>Distance makes the heart grow fonder, but distance also makes the eyes wander~</i>
It would have to depend on the distance and person for me. I guess if I met the right person I'd travel. As it is I live pretty far out myself, right up by the Canadian border in the mountains. I don't know if I'd move, but that's because of family issues, but I wouldn't mind traveling.
the longest distance for a girl i ever dated was bout 3000 odd miles. NEVER again ;p
I honestly concitered moving to a completely country for someone once.
It was terrible, because they refused to have a long distance relationship and seriously concitered it for months.
longest distance to a con: about 300-400 miles
longest distance to see family: roughly 7500 miles
longest distance relationship: roughly 9000 miles
unfortuantely i couldn't handle a long distance relationship.... thankfully we're still friends..... and if i ever decide to move to Malaysia, hopefully i can try once again.....
My last boyfriend lived in Indiana, and I live in Colorado ;o; I tried so many times to go see him but I guess it just wasn't in our favor. If I ever found someone that makes me really happy, I would go just about anywhere.
Well I had a long distance relationship with a mute, double arm amputee. But we (well I) called it off. It was to one sided.
But seriously i dont think distance matters in love. If you love each other, you love each other thats all there is to it
i know this is in poor taste....... but at least you wouldn't have been strongarmed in that relationship.
oh god i feel horrible for laughing at that....
AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!
that was great
I don't think distance matters that much, but time-difference really hits me hard. One of my good college friends relationship has fallen to almost nothing due to the fact that she's in Asia and she's almost at a 12 hour time difference. Our schedules to communicate just failed.
hmmm, I guess I traveled a total of 11,344 miles If you count to and from the location. Although I'd love to say that distance doesn't matter and love is all you need, I honestly do not believe I can. It's really quite hard, especially after a few years...
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My guy was gone for about 4 years and it was kind of rough. Sure, if you're lucky you get to talk to them once a day or so, but when stuff happens and you really need them right there with you and you just can't get a hold of them...it really just tears you up to bits, almost to the point where you're not sure they're worth the pain, heartache, or effort.
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Luckily in my case I dragged him back, so I think that's the best solution. Close the distance as much as possible if possible. If not, I don't know. Work hard, Ganbatte!!!
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<i>Distance makes the heart grow fonder, but distance also makes the eyes wander~</i>