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From: pooh@ut-sally.UUCP (Pooh @ the Frozen North)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: any LDR's out there??? (long distance relationships)
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Date: Sun, 20-Jan-85 16:28:39 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 20 16:28:39 1985
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> Hmm... we trying to start a new acronym? *grin*
>  
I think it's BEEN started, like it or not. . .

> >
> >anyone else out there involved in one of those wonderful(?) long distance
> >relationships?? (LDR's).  anybody have some good advice or tips on how
> >to keep them going?  like i've said before, i've got 1.5 frustrating years
> >ahead, and this might be a good place to discuss it.  (i have been 
> >privately corresponding with another individual on the net involved in an
> >LDR, and the advice i've received has been very helpful).
> 
Well, I've finally managed to break a nearly three-year run
of LDR's.  Bad for your mental health.  But I had to move TO
the snow belt to do it. . .

Sometimes, though, I've found that a relationship that holds
out fine over long distances can fall apart when the distance
is removed.  It's like breaking a certain equilibrium that
you've managed to construct.  This is the first time I've
tried this with a relationship that had been nothing BUT long-distance,
though, so the results are not yet in.  Stay tuned.

Have you ever noticed how EXPENSIVE LDR's are???

Cheers,
Pooh

"Last night I spilled spot remover on my dog--he disappeared."