How to mantain a long distance relationship

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new york city, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) August 17, 2011 -- When romance enters our lives, we want to spend each second making
memories in the company of our loved ones. Wishing time stood still is
replaced with the feeling that time flew by too fast.
Hoping to keep the moment alive forever, we try to do whatever it takes to relive the
blissful experience. But if the one we love lives a considerable
distance apart, the reality is one of longing for miles to become
merely inches. Modern times have allowed us to meet people much farther
than our usual neighborhood locals attending attending school or work.

Dating sites and colleges an bring together a love connection from
people living an hour or more in driving time, or from coast to coast.
When the spark of atraction leads to a deeper level of love and
commitment, many couples are willing to take difficult steps in
maintaing a long distance relationship. Long distance relationships can
only work if there is trust, equally commited partners, compromise,
communcation, and the distance is only temporary. One in ten marriages
have a long distance relationship within the first three years, and up
to 45% of them are couples that met in a college or university. When

the relationship is founded in a close proxmity to each other, but one
person has to leave for military, business, or education, the chances
are best for maintaing a relationship during the time apart.
The shorter the time separated, the better. Couples that met for a brief
time, but live far apart are more likely to feel a strain in continuing
their pursuit of eacho other. Long distances can kill relationships so
keeping it brief is essential to success. Without equal determination
to make it work, the relationship will not survive.

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