• My girlfriend and I have been in a long distance relationship for a year now. She’s in Europe to achieve her goals in life. It was never easy, though. We used to be together since we were college. We were inseparable from the moment we have known each other through Latin America singles club. LDR measured how deep and strong our love for each other really is. At the first three months, it was all going well. That was a rocky road but we still managed to work it out. I did not know if it was just me who tried to work it out. She did not seem to care any less. Small things became subject to bigger arguments. When I didn’t know what was happening to us anymore, I decided to follow her. There, I saw her enjoying the life she used to dream of. I saw her slowly fulfilling her dreams. I realized she was fine without me; that broke my heart. I gave her time and space to think about herself, her dreams and us. She agreed and told me she needed that. I just hope the space I gave won’t separate us for good. Did I make the right decision? Or did I just let go of the woman I really wanted to be with forever?


  • @matxx

    "If you love someone, set them free. If they come back they're yours; if they don't they never were."

    There's no point in rowing alone. A relationship should be something that both work with. If one of the parts starts neglecting the other cuz they have something else to worry about, then it's the cue time to leave em be. If you don't, usually it means becoming someone u aren't and doing acting in a way u aren't. You start getting paranoid, possessive and feeling unsure about the other feelings and actions. LDR is the worst, i've been there and I hated it but it will work out if both row in the same direction.