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Transitions years ago I began a relationship with my secondary partner I met here. At the time we were four or five cities apart- now we are for or five states apart. Regardless, we’ve maintained a vibrant and intense relationship, even though we see each other maybe three times a year. Many alt relationships begin virtually and then a percentage transition to real time. Ours was the reverse. Has anyone else done this in a sustainable manner? |
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I'm happy for you that it worked out, enjoy!
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8/23/2019 7:45 pm |
I’m sure it’ll work out Miss Cesca. They’re lucky to have you.
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MC Many years ago I met a friend here - we communicate warmly but see each other very rarely! "where there is a will, there is a way" A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing. George Bernard Shaw Jenny
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8/23/2019 10:36 pm |
Nothing is impossible and there is no obstacle that's too great to overcome. If I didn't really believe that I would have failed at the things that I was able to accomplish. There is always a way. Self doubt is the killer.
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8/24/2019 1:51 am |
My post was meant to find others who may be similarly situated as us. I appreciate all the words of encouragement and support but I assure you our relationship is sound.  There is no impact on us due to distance; it would have been felt already. I just find it interesting that most long distance relationships did not evolve the way ours did, as we were real time first.
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It definitely takes someone special to maintain a long distance relationship for that long and still be sound and my hat is off to you. Maggie and I lived 70 miles apart and after about 6 months traveling back and forth was too much and we moved in together. Been together now almost 15 years.
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