hello to whoever's listening. Um, I wanted to know your take on long distance relationships. Any types?

I've been in one for almost a year and I could say that it's not for the faint of heart, it's for two people who chooses to stay together and do whatever it takes to be together.

Some long-distance relationships do work out. My sister and her husband, obviously they're married now, they did work out but it takes a lot of patience, sacrifice.

It's all about the connection. You know distance shouldn't matter as long as there's a strong bond there between the two people in question. Simple.

I've done it before and I'm not gonna lie to y'all, I'm leaning towards no, it's so hard. And you and the other person or people have to be so diligent in communicating and scheduling. Like, it's tough, man.

I feel that long-distance relationship can work. It's all a matter of the person because it takes a lot of time, dedication and it takes a lot of endowment. So

So yes and no. It depends on you and it depends on your partner and the boundaries that you set.

In my experience, the longest relationships are so hard. Even though sometimes they'd be the best ones, like you'd be finding the best people, and they'd be miles away. But, yeah.

It could work, but long distance relationships are pretty tough because I tried before and just doesn't really work out well. So yeah, that's my opinion.

My take is you can make it if you communicate but you can't make it if you guys don't communicate and all. You can make it if you guys communicate but you can't if you don't.

Okay, so long distance is a big no for me because you know with the distance you just start being mechanical you know because all you have to yourself is calls and texts and you just don't feel stuff the way you would if they were there.