Home is where the Heart is…
A long distance relationship is the hardest experience you might get yourself into, and doing it during college years is much more complicated and risky. I always say to friends: the time I spent in a distant relationship was the toughest experience of my life. But the man I’ve done it for was worth every day of waiting. Do it ONLY if you are sure about the person! Share your experience if you are/were in a LDR during college years below!
Find what works for the both of you,and nurture your bond using some of those ideas. If you have more ideas, leave a comment below and I will add them to the list!
There is no answer way to know if your LDR will work- there is no formula to make it happen. It’s not easy. Actually, it’s very tough, but possible. Make sure you are prepared before you enter one and your chance of success is much higher!
Communication online can appear boring, unless you find your way to make it as fulfilling as possible. I would appreciate if you could share erotic games/activities you have with your partner, so I could add them to this list and hopefully inspire someone! You can also send me a private message by using a contact form 🙂
The secret of a happy relationship is quite simple: none of you own each other and if you feel that your relationship is slowly being poisoned by constantly demanding, questioning, complaining, and arguing, maybe all you need is a change in your own attitude?
And the final piece of advice which I learnt over extensive travelling: less is more when you are on the road. Whenever I used to travel with a bigger bag, I noticed so many things went unused during the trip. Don’t pack too much and enjoy the freedom!
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