Dec 2 2020, 10:17 AM
QUOTE(Endeavour @ Dec 2 2020, 09:32 AM)
If I've got a choice I would never go into an LDR early on. They usually just die a slow but steady death. Relationship cancer.
I've got a Taiwanese ex, we were together for 3 years until I left. Even though she came over for visits maybe once every month, we couldn't do it because she's busy and I'm also really busy. At some point you truly how much you both love each other, but towards the end...you'll realise that it's because of that love that you should just let each other go.
I've got a Taiwanese ex, we were together for 3 years until I left. Even though she came over for visits maybe once every month, we couldn't do it because she's busy and I'm also really busy. At some point you truly how much you both love each other, but towards the end...you'll realise that it's because of that love that you should just let each other go.
QUOTE(snommie @ Dec 2 2020, 09:47 AM)
If you've really found the One in your life, sometimes it's worth it. I've seen LDR couples that been through all these hurdles together are truly the strongest and their relationship more precious. Its definitely not for everyone...only the strongest mentally. Did you two not plan your future? that's the most important part even before getting really deep into the relationship. Like who is going to move, migrate etc...if no one can compromise then its doomed to fail.
My case also quite similar to his, also Taiwan.We also have plans for future, what we gonna do.
It was delayed due to the pandemic, which is why I started to look for a job at there.
The thing is, she broke it up one day before I got a call back, which was few days ago.
I still haven’t got the job, but it’s a progress. Now I’m gonna channel all my energy to make all my promises came true, even though she’s no longer around.
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