It’s the trickiest form of dating. Some people are too
scared of it but others are willing to give it a try pegging a very low success
rate on it. It could be the strongest relationship or the weakest…it all
depends on the partners in the relationship.
It has its merits and its fair share of challenges.
PROS
Absence makes the heart grow fonder! The love just keeps
growing and it’s like falling in love a fresh each time you meet.
Deep connection. Any chance to talk or meet is highly valued
and appreciated. The commitment is serious and more effort is put into it.
Successful. Most end up in marriage. The couple is not
distracted by ‘small issues’, they are working towards a common goal and
clearly know where the relationship is headed… they do everything possible to
make it work.
Trust. The partners trust each other and they are able to hold on to that trust to stay faithful focusing on their goals as a couple. They keep each other strong.
Trust. The partners trust each other and they are able to hold on to that trust to stay faithful focusing on their goals as a couple. They keep each other strong.
Free. The relationship does not dictate how the partners
live, they are able to pursue their own dreams and build themselves. The
relationship is not demanding and therefore easy to maintain without much
hassle.
CONS
Physical contact. The absence of physical contact for long
periods can be tough and is the main reason people shy away from it.
Unresolved issues. There are times when an issue doesn’t get
addressed as it should be and the partners end up brushing them aside instead
of solving them. The issues slowly kill the relationship as the partners try to
act as if everything is going great.
Anxiety. The partners are on the edge and an unanswered call
or text causes so much anxiety with thoughts of cheating flooding the mind at
such times.
Effort. The relationship needs the consistent effort of both
partners to work. If they get tired of checking up, reaching out, planning to
meet up… the relationship comes to a premature end and can be hard to revive.
Freedom. The partners can be easily tempted to start
parallel relationships to satisfy their need for physical contact and
validation. They can conveniently choose to ‘forget about’ their partners when
they face trying times.
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