How to handle a long-distance relationship while in college
College is hard, but it is even harder when you have to wonder when the next day you will see your significant other is. The distance that is between my boyfriend and I is smaller than some but let’s be honest when you really love someone any distance is WAY too much. Traveling an hour to two hours to spend just a small amount of time with my boyfriend has helped me in modeling myself to maintain this relationship while completing my undergrad, and I would like to share a few tips with you.
Compromise Compromise Compromise
I cannot seem to stress this enough. If you are not willing to compromise within any type of relationship it will never work, but specifically with long distance you must work with your significant other to make sure that they do not feel like they are doing all the work in the relationship. Obviously with a long-distance relationship there is a lot of traveling, so if only on person is doing all the going back and forth it is
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Coming into college I had no trust in anyone, and most definitely did not even want to attempt to trust some boy. You can probably tell where this is going… When Austin and I first started dating I constantly kept tabs on the boy. He had to tell me where he was and who he was with at all times and this stressed our relationship to its wits end, but finally he showed me that I could trust him, and he was not going to do anything to hurt me. This also goes for the other side of the party, so we all know college is full of fun times and those fun times can run a relationship if you are not careful, especially if your significant other does not trust you. Austin realizes I have guy friends and I go out with large groups of friends, but we have built that trust within our relationship that he knows I would not do anything to dishonor our
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