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I was in a LDR with my ex-SO for about 2 years. I would like to say that it "worked" for 8 of the 9 years we were together, though I could be wrong about that.
IMHO, the LDR part forces both people to be good at communication and that IS the very most important part of a relationship.
I agree with the OP that, while it could work for the couple in question, I believe they should give it more time. If they love each other both will stick around until the time is right. If one doesn't stick around, then it's good that they didn't get married.
I agree with this. I also think the OP shouldn't be having arguments with his GF over something that has nothing to do with either of them...
Long distance communication can be really beautiful and special. It's a unique way to know someone. It taught me patience (not my strong suit). I was in an LDR for a while and it was a very sweet relationship full of love. Ultimately, the reality of being apart became too much for us to handle.
IMHO falling in love through a LDR is based on fantasy and not reality
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