Long Destance?

It can, and has worked. Both sides need to be committed though, I can't really say that you need to put "living together eventually" as a priority. Even with long distance, you need to learn about the person you're with before you starting planning out your entire futures. My gf and I are long distance and coming up on our anniversary, it can work. It's not extremely easy though.

I will try to be more optimistic like most people and say that it can happen. But the probability of long distance relationships working out is slim. Quick Stats: > 14 million couples define themselves as having a long distance relationship > 3.75 million married couples are in a long distance relationship > 32.5 % of all long distance relationships are college relationships > 75 % of all engaged couples have been (at some point) in a long distance relationship > 2.9 % of all married couples in the states live in a long distance relationship > 10 % of all marriages in the states started out as a long distance relationship source: http://www.longdistancerelationshipstatistics.com/

=Local relationship= PRO: Easier to hangout and more affordable. CON: Fewer fitting people to relate to and can be hard to avoid one or more of them. =Long-distance relationship= PRO: Easier to find online. CON: More difficult to afford and meet as well as possibly get married to.

Yeah I can understand that some forms of long-distance relationships can be good but then on the other hand some can be hard to deal with because it's best to be social in a long distance relationship then be in a long distance relationship that won't matter later on.

Almost all of my relationships have been exclusively online with the only one I've met irl taking a two hour drive with no traffic to visit. To me being in person is a luxury. I also feel the most like myself online. In person I'm quiet and reserved. Here I feel able to talk and express how I'm feeling.