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I can't think of any other reason it shouldn't work that hasn't already been said.
Depends entirely on the couple and the circumstances.
But I do think It is difficult enough to know someone when they are right next to you let alone
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It is OK to be in love with someone far away, but it doesn't necessarily mean that anything is going
to happen. When relationships are stretched like this, it is very hard to maintain a good trust
level and it is also very easy to drift apart because you each have your own thing going on where
you are. Staying in contact becomes less and less frequent until it no longer exists. Unless you
truly are in love, then nothing can keep you apart, but more than likely, nothing will come of it. |
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Geeeee, I'm flattered Kitten, really I am,
you really have me blushing here.
But like you say, the distance would be to great for us, guess it will have to remain admiration
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Hmmm, it depends on what you are looking for in that relationship, and if there is any likelihood of
a physical union. Some people might like the distance because it allows, *ahem*...more
opportunities. There are some who are okay with that sort of arrangement, and others who keep a
blind eye to it. |
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Its completely OK with me! |
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11 May 2008 20:44
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