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Internet romance is becoming more and more popular. For this reason, couples are finding themselves faced with various challenges that pertain to the romance. It is vital for us to understand what Internet romance is and what it is not. There are people who never notice the difference between this kind of romance and cyber sex. There is a world of difference and the following is the difference. Cyber sex is instant gratification mainly based on lust and greed. On the other hand, online romance will feature honesty, commitment and understanding; all necessary features to build a serious marriage. The essence of online romance is love and affection; cyber sex is definitely not the basis for this. Therefore, if you are planning for romance on the Internet, you need to know exactly what to do. First, you need to be searching for a better half or for a serious relationship. This is because for any romance to take off there must be an aspect of longevity and even permanence. Nobody wants to be in love for a year then loose the friendship and love; people want a lifetime of commitment.

To learn more about Internet romance, you can simply visit sites that are dedicated to providing vital tools for you. The following are some of the tips that you will find helpful while preparing for Internet romance. You should not cheat on your partner. If you have decided that the online love is what you want to pursue, go for it with a single mind. There are very many people who maintain other physical relationships while romancing their online mates. You need to be realistic and know what you want. Remember online romance is not just a hobby, it is real and, you need to be committed to it. It is vital for you to take time and think long and hard when you are pursuing a long distance relationship. This is because of the major challenge of distance. Many people start off such relationships with sparks and zeal but, six months down the line; they give up and are no longer interested. You need to stand the test of time if you believe that something good will come out of this.

Sometimes, absence will make the sparks fade and leave you dry and empty. Finding yourself with nothing to talk about is not uncommon but, if you are willing to make it work, you can make the romance magical. Internet romance can be fun and mysterious. Since it is centered on communication from both partners, you will get to know so much about the other person. This is a very good thing. The use of soft and sensual words will be reciprocated as you venture into romance making the experience something else. In other words, you need to let the romance flow naturally. Understand your partner deeply and this will unlock the keys to always finding pleasure in the words of each other. This kind of romance is hard to maintain but is satisfying emotionally and mentally. This is what all people need in their relationships for romance to take center stage.



By: Francis Githinji

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A long distance relationship can be terrifying. I was in a long distance relationship twice with the same woman. I went on to marry this woman and live in the same city. I was a failure in a long distance relationship, and I was a success in a long distance relationship. My long distance relationship was heart breaking at times, and it was amazing at times. Let me explain the 5 key areas to having a successful long distance relationship.

1. Emotions in a Long Distance Relationship

Handling your emotions in a long distance relationship can be very difficult. A long distance relationship is very different from a same-city relationship. When you’re in a long distance relationship, you have to read more into the words and actions of your partner.

2. Methods of Communication

A long distance relationship has different methods of communication. My first long distance relationship in 1994, was just the telephone. I spent $300 a month on long distance telephone calls. This was the main reason the long distance relationship failed - we couldn’t justify the costs.

With the Internet you can have a long distance relationship for free using programs like MSN. Textual chat is one way, voice chat (like an audio conversation) is another, and best of all is video chat (face to face communication using web cameras). My 2nd long distance relationship with the same woman used MSN and web cameras for video conferencing. It was amazing to see each other every night. You could see the emotion in your partner’s face - it was the main reason our long distance relationship was successful the time around.

3. Growing Together While Living Apart

Using programs like Skype, or MSN can allow you to grow together in your long distance relationship. It’s essential to make the connection and make the most of your valuable communication time. Having a face to face conversation, sharing instant messenger messages, cell phone text messages, email messages are just some of the ways you can grow together with your partner in a long distance relationship.

4. Potential Problems and Mistakes

There are potential problems and mistakes in a long distance relationship. The biggest problem is ‘misunderstanding’. In my 2nd long distance relationship, I relied on email and cell phone text messaging for the majority of my communication - I would misread text a lot of the time.

Text has no emotion, like in an email, or a cell phone text message. There aren’t enough smileys or emoticons to describe one’s feelings. Text is just black on white, very faceless, and I found I would misinterpret a message. That little voice inside my head would play on it.

My biggest piece of advice is to not let your heart-strings be tugged by text. Take it at face value in context of the rest of the message or messages, and trust in yourself that everything is fine. You’ll be able to clarify the conversation when you speak with your partner face to face later in the day or evening.

5. How to Keep your Long Distance Relationship Interesting

Keeping your long distance relationship interesting is essential. Sharing the conversation is crucial. On average a person listens for 17 seconds before interrupting. Listen twice as much as you speak. Show your respect and admiration for your partner by sharing the conversation.

My partner and I would play online games together through MSN or other web sites. We’d share photo and news stories with each other. There was always a things to do with each other. Communicating online opened so many doors for keeping the long distance relationship interesting.

Conclusion

So if you’re not sure whether you’re ready for a long distance relationship, ask yourself these questions:

1. Am I willing to make the time to communicate with my partner

2. Do I have the tools (MSN, Webcam, Headset, Microphone) to have a long distance relationship online

3. Am I emotionally equipped to have a long distance relationship, where I may not speak with the person every day, and where I may have to rely on email or text messaging for my emotional needs

If you can answer Yes to these 3 questions, you are certainly ready for a long distance relationship. A long distance relationship can be one of the most rewarding love relationships.

A long distance relationship builds emotions at a different levels and in different areas of the relationship than a usual same-city relationship. If you can survive the distance, you can have a successful long distance relationship. Best of luck to you!



By: Rob Dunsmuir

About the Author:

Rob Dunsmuir lives in Canada and has two young daughters. He has much experience in long distance relationships and dating. He dated his wife twice in a long distance relationship - once for 6 months, and a 2nd time for 2 years. Rob married his long distance sweetheart in 2007. Read Rob’s Long Distance Relationship Guide for more tips and insight.



frankfurter27 asked:


ok, here’s my situation. my girlfriend broke up with me about five months ago because she felt certain things were missing. no problems with drugs, abuse, anything like that. mostly just a lack of deep conversations, getting into a rut, and a lack of emotional support. anyways, over the last few months i’ve made a lot of changes for myself and she has started to see that these changes are real. however, we’re both graduating from college in may and she’s planning on going to graduate school which is almost 5 hours away from where we currently are. now if you were her, would you let something like distance get in the way of what could be your one true love? would you be willing to try a long distance relationship if the guy turned out to be everything that you wanted? ofcourse, I would move there in a heart beat to be with her, but other circumstances have come about which might prevent it from happening.