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RELATIONSHIP
of communication the two
of you have. You need a
good messaging app on
your phones that allow
interactions beyond just
words and emoticons.
14. Keep each other
updated on each
other’s friends and
family
Because gossips and
scandals are always the
best things to go on and
on about. And there is
nothing like a bad surprise
in a relationship, so keep
each other informed about
122 happenings in your life.
in their own handwriting.
Sometimes writing about
feelings is easier than talking
about them. You may also
use online journals.
Long Distance
Relationship
Problems:
The virtual aspect of a
relationship is not everyone’s
cup of tea and thus many
times despite everything else
in favor, the relationship is not
met with effort from both the
sides. There are some real
challenges in long distance
relationship, which include:
1. You have no set rules or
expectations
15- Never use silent
treatment:
Your relationship must
be built on trust and
communication. This silent
treatment is damaging to
any relationship, but it’s
deadly for a long distance
one. If you are upset, tell
your partner you need time
to think and talk about the
problem
16- Share journal:
Write in a weekly journal
and mail it to your partner.
This will give you a chance
to read, about their week
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2. Being so involved in
long distance relationship
that you ignore every other
relationship you have
3. You start ignoring each
other and thus grow apart
soon
4. You are jealous of the
friends and circle your partner
has, which makes arguments
too prominent
5. You are too tired or lazy
and thus do not interact the
way you should
6. You forget important days
and milestones in your long
distance relationship and do not
celebrate them
7. Miscommunication or
barriers which are inherent in
texting or emailing makes it
challenging for many
8. Stonewalling makes it painful
and challenging for many and
they begin drifting away from the
person who stayed silent
9. Becoming too possessive
over telephone interactions itself