Results 1 to 25 of 25
Thread: Long Distance Relationship
-
13th November 2008 #1
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Long Distance Relationship
I just can not believe it that after several months happy together now we are thousands miles away again. I just cant wait to see him again. Im sure Im not the only one who experience this. I think its a good idea to talk about how to cope it living away from your special someone. It is not easy when you get used to it that he is always there with you and all of a sudden you can not hug and kiss him anymore. Chatting online, exchanging text message on the cellphone, long distance telephone calls, but still you can not deny it that you truely miss his presence.
He told me to keep myself busy, to go out , see more friends, watch films, go to malls or do something to keep me busy while waiting for him. But Im not socialite person, I just love stay inside the house, but I m like crazy waiting for him online. I thought I can get a part time job, but Im leaving to UK again early next year.
I feel its heavy here in my chest, I do not want to listen to lovesongs coz it always made me cry.
Im sorry if Im so emotional here. Thanks for reading.
-
13th November 2008 #2
I think most of us here knows how hard it is to be separated even for a while from your love one. Time and days passed by so slow and you can't think of and want anything else in the world than be together again, but try to be strong and you'll eventually get through it. AJA-AJA fighting!!!
-
13th November 2008 #3
-
13th November 2008 #4
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
-
13th November 2008 #5
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Yes, take a short course is a good idea, but I have done it most of the things I m interested such as cooking, computing, swimming, ballroomdancing, even tennis. I brought some non-fiction books with me from the UK, I love reading , but I just came to the point that get bored reading while lying on the long chair . As part of my daily work-out to keep myself fit I`m teaching my 89 years old Grandma a ballroomdancing every morning.
Oh thanks benb for your reply. No Im not coming to UK on spouse visa. I will lodge my fiancee visa application soon. My fiance will be coming here and we will go back together to UK next year.
-
13th November 2008 #6
Cool! Check out cuban/NY salsa dancing in the Philippines! its quite popular in the UK and I'm sure that you'll like it too. You can do it to new and old songs. Its similar to the the movie Dirty Dancing if you have seen it.
I've cut down my dancing quite a bit due to recent work commitment and hope to get back to it next year.
Cheers,
-
13th November 2008 #7
I like belly dancing better just like of Shakira
-
13th November 2008 #8
-
13th November 2008 #9
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Salsa and belly dancing hmmmnnn thats interesting. Thanks
-
13th November 2008 #10
Hi Simplelife... i feel yah! Me & fiance has been doing this LDR for almost 6 years! And the pain of separation still hurts like the first time. I never get use to it. When i went back here in the Philippines after my trip to the UK...going back to chats after being together for almost 2 years... that was horrible.
I'm lucky to have my little biz to keep me busy.... too busy sometimes makes my brain hurt lol. Wish I was just window cleaning in UK instead hehehe
-
14th November 2008 #11
Having a long distance relationship is a RISK to TAKE... If you are willing to SACRIFICE then be it. Accept all the downside of it... Everyone here has the same feelings So I can relate
We're praying that we have a SUCCESSFUL FIANCEE APPLICATION SOON...
-
14th November 2008 #12
Life is full of surprises... It what how we make it and yes it's really taking risk to take.... Be happy in loving someone!
-
24th November 2008 #13
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
-
24th November 2008 #14
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
-
24th November 2008 #15
Hi simplelife,
Eventhough i lived here in UK, i still feel the same, because my husband use to work away from home because of his nature of work. Its really hard, but i know time will come that he will never work away again.It's good to have money and the things that money can buy, but it's good to check up once in a while to make sure you haven't lost the things that money can't buy.
-
24th November 2008 #16
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
-
24th November 2008 #17
I think an important thing, when one is parted from ones loved one, is this Forum. To be able to read about others in the same situation is a great help, to know one is not alone in this sad time of waiting to be, hopefully, together for always.
Of course one picks up all sorts of useful (and not so useful!) info from this site, but for those of us currently apart regular perusal of the various subjects here and the thoughts of members imparts a feeling of comradeship, and helps in some small way to pass the time until the next meeting.
Paul
-
25th November 2008 #18
I absolutely agree with this. I'm not sure, I could have got as far as I am now without this website, infact I know I wouldn't have.
For instance, knowing others have had trouble, booking domestic flights, with credit cards etc. has been a big help.
As for getting married & visas, well, thats a total minefield.
Being able to log on here & share problems, with people you regard as friends, is very comforting.
It's a lonely old business, but it helps to keep the dream alive.
I have no regrets, about entering into this LDR thing.
-
25th November 2008 #19
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Good points. Thanks paulgee.
The good things of temporary seperation is when you meet again it is sweetier than before because you been longing to be with each other.
We`ve been on LDR for half a decade now, yes we should get used to it being away to each other temporarily, but sometimes it is so sad especially when you know that he needs you by his side when he is unwell.
LDR taught us to be more patient.
I just started to do some of my hobbies, I thought just to keep me occupied for a couple of months or so. I cleaned up my little garden and I have planted some flower seeds. I also continue Learning English online. I started putting up some Christmas decorations.
-
25th November 2008 #20
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
-
26th November 2008 #21
Long distance relationships are really hard... It is the survival of the fittest & the toughest hehe... but we all have experienced it so you have nothing to feel sad...
Just enjoy your time being with your friends & family. Your "me" time... Soon you will be with your Prince... Not very long...
Once you are here, you will feel that you are happy & contented because you are finally together but might also feel that you miss your family & friends...
Enjoy each little time whilst you are in our country...
Enjoy the sun...
Enjoy your chismosang kapitbahay...
Christmas is so fast approching too, and you will miss the following next year when u r here:
MAKUKULIT NA BATA singing Christmas Carols
SImbang Gabi
Puto Bumbong
Noche Buena
Simple things...
DO not discount these things for they play an important part in our life...
Just don't be too hard on yourself... Malapit na po, kasama mo na ang iyong mahal....
-
27th November 2008 #22
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Yes you are right, Mate.
I have experienced two Christmases in England, it was great because me and hubby were together but of course I missed all the Pinoy Christmas Tradition, such as simbang gabi, putobungbong,monita-monito, and etc etc.
I loved English Christmas,too.!!! I loved Roast Turkey,Baked parsnip, potatoes, presents!!! wow I`ve got more presents when spent Christmas in England, but here in the Philippines I am the one who expected to buy and give presents huhuhuhu
Mga Tita, I noticed that English are thoughtful, they love sending cards, while here in the Phils. we hardly received Christmas cards, except from our special someone.Diba?
-
27th November 2008 #23
Mga Tita, I noticed that English are thoughtful, they love sending cards, while here in the Phils. we hardly received Christmas cards, except from our special someone.Diba? [/QUOTE]
Yes they are My hunny & his family would always send cards from England. It is really sweet of them and it made me cry lots of time (tears of joy) I love them to bits. They are all amazing!
I am grateful that God blessed me so much.
-
27th November 2008 #24
-
27th November 2008 #25
- Join Date
- Nov 2008
- Location
- Philippines
- Posts
- 0
- Rep Power
- 0
Thread Information
Users Browsing this Thread
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Similar Threads
-
who here is in a long distance relationship?
By eddiek in forum Courting, Relationships & WeddingsReplies: 44Last Post: 13th February 2014, 02:01 -
long distance relationship problem! need advice
By edyc08 in forum Courting, Relationships & WeddingsReplies: 45Last Post: 26th April 2011, 11:04 -
Long Distance Relationship
By sars_notd_virus in forum Courting, Relationships & WeddingsReplies: 47Last Post: 27th January 2011, 02:41 -
Do's and Dont's of Long Distance Relationship
By charlwill in forum Loose Talk, Chat and Off TopicReplies: 9Last Post: 15th September 2007, 03:11 -
Long distance relationship category
By adultdating in forum Courting, Relationships & WeddingsReplies: 2Last Post: 30th October 2006, 13:52