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Julie Skywalker wrote:Can I say for sure that mine will last forever? No, I can't. But I can say that I highly doubt it won't work, because we two have a real connection that was there before we got together and would still be there at this point whether we had decided to be a couple or not.
What determines if a relationship will work or not is if both people love each other and if both people try to make it work. Other factors are pretty much irrelevant from my standpoint.






























littlelionman wrote:Julie Skywalker wrote:I do agree that a lot of long-distance relationships do in fact fail, but those are too focused on the physical and not enough the emotional, I think. I mean, if you truly love someone it doesn't matter how long you're apart, you will still be loyal to that person, and in general, most relationships, long-distance or not, do in fact fail because there is not real love from both people in them.
The emotional part of relationships is completely linked to physical affect, the feel of touching, the sole having that person in front of you and looking at her/him, hugging, kissing, feel eachother...














FALSE. Emotional part can not be completely linked to physical. Why? For that would be like saying that Emotional = Physical. And since when does something tangible equal something intangible? Reevaluate that and you'll see that Love is not about whether or not your partner is the sexiest thing in the world. Or eye candy for that matter. I've been with Lauren since September of 2012, and I have seen her 5 times in total in real life, and each with about two hours intervals except the very last time I spent the whole day with her. We live 1300 miles apart, and I am working and shaping my life to prepare for her as well as my future. You have to care and nurture a relationship just like anything else in this word. Long Distance relationships force couples to "Talk" and actually allow them to share their feelings. Short distance ones promote more of a physical attraction; which I may add doesn't always remain. And if all you ever think about is having you know what and not even really caring about the person than I guarantee you that your relationship is going to end. Physical attraction doesn't fuel emotional attraction. Emotional attraction will fuel physical attraction. Otherwise every lets just say "Las Vegas Prost.." would be married...littlelionman wrote:The emotional part of relationships is completely linked to physical affect, the feel of touching, the sole having that person in front of you and looking at her/him, hugging, kissing, feel eachother...
littlelionman wrote:Your standpoint is focused on what you want to believe, I think once you have one irl your point of view will likely be changed.


















































































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