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10-31-2008, 03:17 AM
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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: North Carolina
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 |  Coping with a long distance relationship
Me and my boyfriend have been dating for 5 months..and for the first 3 months..I live like 5 minutes away from him...and now i live in another state!! and its 5 hours away!..but were still doin really good, he comes every other weekend, and i come in about twice a month also!...but its soo hard sumtimes..I love him andi know he loves me..but i get soo mad sometimes..i just dont wanna talk to noone not even him!..its because i miss him soo much!...and were gonna get married, but until i get my GED i have to stay here...and i miss my hometown soo bad!..and i dont know how to cope with all this!..its has happened so fast!..i just want things to slow down!  ..Thanks for reading this!! -Hillary.&&.Brandon |
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11-01-2008, 11:18 PM
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Oh honey))) You live in different states, we live in different countries. How's that for missing someone? You see him every weekend, I gotta wait a few more months before I see mine and god know when I'll see him again) Keep your head up and be happy that at least you see him)) Concentrate on the good. And don't isolate yourself. Keep yourself busy. As long as you know you're really gonna marry him, you trust him and love him, you'll be fine. Trust me  |
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