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What's ur opinion..?

There are 2 kinds of people.

  1. People who want physical validation in order to be on track and interested in a relationship.
  2. People who don't really crave physical validation and can be strong even though it's long distance.
Now, a person of type 1 will find it very tough to be able to continue the same way in a long distance relationship. They want physical contact and communication. Even if you don't meet them for a few days they start feeling like there's something wrong in the relationship. They slowly start losing interest and thus it leads to a ruined relationship.

Type 2 kind of people are strong in a relationship in terms of physical validation. They usually understand when they can't meet their partner and they don't make a big deal out of it. Text messaging, phone calls etc are enough for them to go on.

So it really depends what type a person is and how they perceive and cope with relationships. If one can understand and not let the disctance ruin the relationship, nothing is gonna go wrong.

Its tough, especially when one knows what it feels like to be in close proximity with their partner and they they have to go away from each other.
 
witnessing desire<illusion=force=emotions=imbalance> leads to relationship<fact=devoid of force=love=balance>.

Where there is desire there can't be a relationship at all, only there can be hallucinations.

Note: - desire is inherently self-focused and often leads to one-sided interactions, whereas mutual feelings like love are based on a balanced and reciprocal relationship.

Desire as a selfish flower
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The metaphor of a "selfish flower" illustrates how desire blooms beautifully but for itself alone. It seeks to attract and draw in, but not to share or give.
 
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It's not about quantity of tym spend together
It's all about the quality of the tym spend for caring each other's
Relationship needs caring even it's a second :heart1:
 
Raks said:
Distance never destroys a relationship.

Closeness never builds a relationship.

It's about the mutual desire to be together that ties two people in an everlasting bond
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true distance doesn't matter in relationship since mind can travel anywhere
 
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