Apr 20, 2009 19:19
I have a question for everyone on a topic that's recently been brought up ...
What should we qualify as an LDR? Should we have a distance limit? A time between visits limit? Should we even have a limit?
I'm just questioning the validity of a 50 mile distance, seeing each other every weekend as an LDR.
Thoughts?
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That's just my two cents. =)
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Ok, that was joking, but in ways, because that is what I have had to deal with, hearing that someone is 100 KMS from their BF is nothing. Yet...I know it is something if you are a teenager or if you are in uni and the like.
Also, frequency of visits is something. If you can see them once a week without having to pay a lot of money or FLY, again, maybe it's my envy coming out, but that is not too LDR.
Everyone is different. I think that if they are shorter distance, perhaps some explanation of what makes it LDR and why it's hard to get together would help. Saying "I'm in Hong Kong and he is in Australia" is pretty straightforward, but "He's 40 miles away", I'd want to know why you are not seeing each other more.
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But I also grew up in a middle-of-nowhere area where something that was 50 miles away was still relatively close. That's what? Maybe an hour drive?
I dunno. Once a week dosen't seem LD to me.
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Frequency should play a small role. It's easier for couples to see each other once a week than for couples who see each other bi weekly, monthly, bimonthly, etc.
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