Long Distance Relationship?

[Ailurus]

I have been with this guy since December (read: past tense) and it did not work out because of communication issues on his part - sometimes he can work a 45 hour week, I'd expect him to at least come home and say hey before he passes out asleep. I mean, we used to do more as friends than we ever did as a couple. I told him as much but now he wants to get back together and he tells me he wants me and that he still loves me. I don't know what's happening right now. I dunno what to do. We're gonna see each other in April - he's coming down to see me, and he says he wants to be close to me; he can work from home so that he can be with me. Anyone have any tips on LDR? Anyone ever been in one/still in one? Thanks for your help.

[Daltron]

I find they are always a little messy. Can you Skype him and stuff?

[Ailurus]

He has to move around for work; between London and Scotland, sometimes Finland. I have his Skype, his Kik and I can also text him. He's just not very good at communicating in general now, lol.

[sex]

Maybe he is lying to you about wanting to see you and about getting back together. LDR Don't work someone is always getting the raw deal and in this case its you, he has something to distract him (long working days) it seems where as you don't and constantly want to be talking with him!! If you're unhappy move on!

Also do you just have him on skype and kik? why not like facebook or something? lol Where did you meet?

[Yawn]

u need some fresh meat and it needs to be in ur local area
get a nice outfit ready and hit the town next weekend pet

[Kyle]

Wait until april to decide anything. talk face to face about your problems and sort them out while youre close. tell him if he falls back into old habits and stops communicating then the relationship is not going to work.

[Ailurus]

I met him on Habbo, of all places lol.

I'm a bit of a social recluse so I don't go out, at all. Thanks for the suggestion though. He doesn't use Facebook, his words were "I have no friends so there's no point ".

Thanks for the advice, Kyle.

[Ms.Aquamarine]

I am in one.

As long as two people are putting in effort, a long distance relationship can work (because they love each other enough to do so!). By putting in effort it involves things like a good amount of communication and a lot of trust! I think that in every relationship though, effort is needed. It's just that in LDR's there's more effort and hard work!

Here's something my boyfriend's sister showed me. I really like it!

[Matt]

That's cute Rosy

I think it all falls down to trust and the further you are then the more difficult it is. I've never been in one so I can't really give you much advice. I know 2 of my friends are in LDRs and idk, I'd be very skeptical of them, don't think they'd work for me.

Hope you can sort your problem out though!

[Inseriousity.]

Yeah it's all about communication, if the effort is only going one way then it's not going to work. I'm in long distance relationship, it's not that we have to talk to each other, we want to. If he doesn't want to (although a part of me thinks that maybe he's just socially awkward so it's more a case that he doesn't feel he can) then it's just going to get messy. On the other hand, if he's just come in from work and he's knackered then maybe it's best to just leave him to rest and find other times to bond with each other.