"Long-distance relationships are so sweet at first, but once things settle down, little disagreements and arguments start cropping up. Gradually, the long stretches without seeing each other become exhausting, and you don't want to keep dating, so you choose to break up. But try looking at it another way: long-distance relationships are actually pretty great. Though thousands of miles lie between you, nothing can stop me from missing you and loving you, or from feeling thrilled at the thought of seeing you soon. You'll cherish your relationship even more because you look forward to every meeting. In the end, the ones who make it are you two, walking hand in hand through life and growing old together."
"We live 100 kilometers apart and see each other twice a month. I miss him so much I don't even want to keep dating. I want to give up, but I can't bear to. Does anyone get it?"
"We're 8,953 kilometers apart. We won't see each other again until next August. I honestly don't know how I'll get through it."
"She's studying for grad school entrance exams, and I'm studying abroad. We're both working toward our futures. The harder things are now, the sweeter they'll be later. This is really agonizing."
"We've been long-distance for half a month. My boyfriend used to tell me good night every day, and he'd always respond to everything and follow through on everything. Now that's all gone. He doesn't say good night anymore, and we can barely chat. I'm the one who starts the conversation every day. If he doesn't make the first move, I get so tired. I don't know how long this relationship can last."
"Long-distance relationships are really hard. The other person can get mad over a single line in a message, and they're