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1 month agoMy boyfriend couldn't get leave from the Army for our wedding. We decided to get married with a virtual ceremony.
A couple separated by 2,800 miles conducted a legal online marriage ceremony after seven months of dating when military service prevented in-person wedding plans.
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2 months agoI moved from a major US city to a Canadian town with under 3,000 people. I thought I'd be lonely, but I've never been happier.
Love made me leave behind a place right near my parents in Houston to join my partner in a town without a single restaurant. I'd first met my partner a decade earlier, but we'd reconnected more recently - while long-distance - over a shared love of stories, coffee, and baseball. From the beginning, it was clear that if we were to close the distance gap, it would be me who moved.
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Relationships
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2 months agoI'm an American in a long-distance relationship with a European for nearly 3 years. Here's how we make it work.
A transatlantic long-distance relationship relies on frequent digital communication, infrequent visits, time-zone coordination, and plans to reunite full-time when children are older.
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3 months agoI moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.
Moving in with a partner's parents enabled accepting a New York job by reducing living costs and providing emotional and financial support after layoff.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months agoThe moment I knew: I was riffling through my sudoku book when I saw a message on puzzle 239
About 20 people were gathered, eating, drinking and chatting loudly. I was given a drink and a bowl of noodles, then shortly afterwards the director and showrunner asked me to read a scene with one of the actors, Adinia. She was so graceful and precise in her reading, I remember sitting across from this woman and being in complete awe of her.
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fromSlate Magazine
5 months agoMy Long-Distance Girlfriend Pulls an Obvious "Teen Boy" Move Every Time We Have Sex. I'm Fed Up.
My girlfriend and I are in a long-distance relationship. When we were living together, we would have sex maybe once every six to eight weeks, which was frequent for me and infrequent for her due to different sex drives. Now that we're apart, and I only see her once every couple of months, something she used to do sometimes is now something she does almost every time I see her.
Relationships
fromBusiness Insider
6 months agoThis sister trip was many years in the making
My sister and I have always been close in the kind of way that only siblings with a two-year age gap can be. We grew up sharing everything from wardrobes to the same old hand-me-down phone. As adults, though, life has pulled us in different directions. She's 33 now, I'm 31, and somehow, we spent most of our twenties living in different countries.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months agoThis is how we do it: I want sex four or five times a day, but I'm learning to respect her libido'
Long-distance reconnection grew into a deep, loving relationship with strong intimacy despite differing libidos, job loss, body-confidence issues, and an abortion prompting future conversations.
Relationships
fromBusiness Insider
7 months agoI met my partner while on a solo trip in Europe. Now we're traveling the world together and navigating a long-distance relationship.
A year-long, thriving long-distance relationship grew from a spontaneous Tinder connection during solo travel, sustained by intentional communication and shared travel adventures.
fromBusiness Insider
7 months agoI married a man I'd known for 6 months to be with him in the US
I was 30, a British-South African expat living her best life in Zurich, when I was unexpectedly and entirely swept off my feet by a Swedish knight in shining armour. The day we met, I knew deep in my bones that my life was about to change forever. We spent an hourslong brunch together, followed by strolling the city with mutual friends he was visiting for the weekend from London.
US politics
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8 months agoI moved from an expensive city to a more affordable one abroad. The savings weren't worth the sacrifices, so I went back.
Moving from Vancouver to Birmingham seemed economically wise, as rent and living expenses were significantly lower at first, making it appear that we could save money.
Careers
fromBusiness Insider
11 months agoMy boyfriend and I are long-distance. We want to live together eventually, but for now, we're focusing on our personal goals.
Being five hours away from my boyfriend is difficult, but we have a lot of things we do to make it work. For example, we always say 'good morning' and 'good night' - this may not seem important, but being able to start and end our day with the thought of each other helps us remember that we always have one another.
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