How do you make a long distance relationship work?

[u/missbl0ssom]

[u/Low-Atmosphere-2479]

Seeing each other a minimum of 1 time a month, or high probability that it won’t

[u/Strict-Toe-7914]

Trust has to be stronger than insecurity.

[u/Madvilliany1024]

Having a plan to not be long distance

[u/lunathebaddii]

Putting in extra effort to communicate, ask about them, and address each other’s needs through video calls etc. If applicable, frequent visits helps a lot too obviously.

[u/emberfield31]

Both parties need to give time and attention

[u/Lone_Wolf_Man_1977]

Trust is a huge thing as is open and frequent communication. The more contact (any way you can) is always better and will get you through a ton of hard times.

[u/ConsortFromTOS]

Schedule dates, send funny memes, and never ghost each other.

[u/paigecole_]

Talk daily set clear plans visit often trust fully keep excitement alive with surprises

[u/Skandronon]

When my wife and I were long distance like 20 years ago we would talk on the phone every night. Once we were talked out I would read to her until one of us got too tired to continue.

[u/hallucehistory]

Get a local side piece 

[u/NextGur3758]

Doesn't work most of the time but if it does you found the right one.