Most students in high school never deal with the pain of not seeing their beloved other for months at a time. Most students in high school have weekly dates, or simply don't have anyone to call their own. Most think that they and their love will be together forever.
Then comes senior year, graduation, and the realization that the college of their choice is not the college that he will be going too. In fact, he might be in another state, or across the country. Suddenly, all the plans of spending weekends together, late night study groups, and long romantic nights together fly out the window.
College starts, letters sent, and weekly phone calls to each other help keep the love alive. But eventually, they hit a lag. A time when everything seems to be against them. Neither has had a decent nights rest in weeks, finals are coming up, she wants to see him during the break, he wants to spend time with his buddies. Someone suggests that maybe, just maybe, it would be better if they were friends.
That is how most Long Distance Relationships (LDRs) are. Everything is great, until the couple hits a rough spot and suddenly the cute boy in Econ seems so tempting. Or the hot girl in Astronomy won't leave his mind.
Many couples in LDRs seem to forget that every relationship has its ups and downs. Every relationship has times when both partners feel as though it isn't worth staying together. But most people in LDRs blame the distance for their problems rather than realizing that the problem is in their relationship rather than in the distance.
Then comes senior year, graduation, and the realization that the college of their choice is not the college that he will be going too. In fact, he might be in another state, or across the country. Suddenly, all the plans of spending weekends together, late night study groups, and long romantic nights together fly out the window.
College starts, letters sent, and weekly phone calls to each other help keep the love alive. But eventually, they hit a lag. A time when everything seems to be against them. Neither has had a decent nights rest in weeks, finals are coming up, she wants to see him during the break, he wants to spend time with his buddies. Someone suggests that maybe, just maybe, it would be better if they were friends.
That is how most Long Distance Relationships (LDRs) are. Everything is great, until the couple hits a rough spot and suddenly the cute boy in Econ seems so tempting. Or the hot girl in Astronomy won't leave his mind.
Many couples in LDRs seem to forget that every relationship has its ups and downs. Every relationship has times when both partners feel as though it isn't worth staying together. But most people in LDRs blame the distance for their problems rather than realizing that the problem is in their relationship rather than in the distance.
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