Long Distance Relationship Stories Novels & Stories

we stay just like this for many more minutes his Parents didn't bother us but his brother does when he landed his eyes on us. Time flies and its time for him to leave this country my hands still holding to him, I don't want him to go as he walk away I just can't help but just let go. "I love you." I just only said watching his back, his Mom tapped my shoulder and tries to comfort me. "Sweetie, I know my son loves you and just so you know long distance relationship are hard, I know it is. But I can say it's incredible, if you can love, trust, respect and support each other from a distance, the you'll be unstoppable once when you're physically together. Just keep in touch, okay? Years doesn't

“Sorry, he plays for the National Hockey League, Cody is an ice hockey player, and he has been sent to another team, Dallas.” “Ah, I see. How long for? Is it permanent?” “No, just two years but it may as well be eternity.” “I can understand that. Well, listen my, Dear. If the heart is strong and you both have much love for one another you can trust me, this will all work out. It is hard. I had a long-distance relationship with my now husband. We’ve been together forty years this week.” “Oh, wow. Congratulations. That must be amazing to be together with someone for so long.”

Mark “I wish I could stay a bit longer but I can’t,” I said, letting out a heavy breath. I hated that I was leaving. It seemed we had just found each other, but I knew at the back of my mind that nothing was going to make me love her any less. Long distance wasn’t something most people could handle and while other relationships fell through, I was determined to make mine with Anna work. Heaving a deep sigh, she turned to me and said, “Well, since you’ll be gone. I guess there’s something I have to tell you as well.”

“I live there. My father is there. My job is there. That’s where I need to be. I understand you don’t want to be there. I won’t ask you to do anything you don’t want to do.” “I’ll make this work,” I told her. “I don’t want this to be over. I want you to be a part of my life.” She offered a small smile. “You know where to find me.” “I do.” I wasn’t sure how I would make it work. I had heard all the stories about long-distance relationships and the fact they rarely worked. I couldn’t imagine it working with the newness of our relationship. We didn’t even technically have a relationship. At least not one we had discussed or figured out. It all felt very fluid, like we were just going with the f

It was extra stress that I really could have done without. About a year later, I moved back to Greenfield. Kira and I were still together, but she had met another girl—Elyse. Elyse was the destruction of my relationship. She manipulated Kira into believing she couldn’t handle a long-distance relationship, even when Mayview and Greenfield were literally fifteen minutes apart. The way it ended was what really hurt me.

What if our story has finally come to an end. "I'd come by everytime." I said in a bid to reassure her. Even though I needed the reassurance too. She shrug. "I know you would." I was looking into her eyes and she was looking into mine as the silence that came with a pause-- screamed at us. Yet, the soothing presence of her made it somewhat comfortable. We both knew it was going to be difficult to keep a long distance relationship as radiant as it is compared to when we're together. Look what happened the last time, we fought,I lost my mind,she started liking someone more present and even at some point,I wanted us to move on instead of suppressing a pain of constantly wondering and worrying a

I leaned forward to rest my forehead against his good shoulder, and I let myself cry for a few minutes. We held each other on the soft sofa, and we thought about the terrible distance between our two cities. The massive geographic space scared me, because long distance relationships often fail under the heavy stress of professional sports. "We spent all semester fighting to stay in the same dorm room, and now the universe wants to send us to opposite sides of the country," I said. "It feels like a cruel joke, and I do not know how to process the massive change in our plans." "I will not let the universe pull us apart, and I will fight this distance just like I fought my father," Michael repl

I go through the motions—attend meetings, answer emails, review mentor reports—but my mind is elsewhere. By afternoon, Jade notices. "You okay, boss?" "Relationship stuff. Nothing I can't handle." "The Seattle guy?" I nod. "Long distance?" "Very long. And possibly ending." Jade leans against my desk. "Can I tell you something? My girlfriend lives in Portland. Has for three years. We see each other twice a month, max. And it's hard. Really hard. But it's also—it works because we both want it to work. We've built our lives separately but we're building toward something together. There's a plan."

, that was even more surprising for me. We continued talking about everything, She had earlier told me "I don't think I could ever maintain a long distance relationship", to that she added "But with you is different, for the first time in my life I think I can be in a long distance relationship with somebody", which was very overwhelming to me, she even told me that hold the highest position/priority among all the people who had loved her. I told her that I have never been in a relationship, and no person has ever liked me in my life, so I told her "You are the first one do that and number one on my list".

She glanced at Amber's car and wished she could go inside. "You mentioned that you live out of town. How can we be friends if you don't even live around?" Vanessa said. "Haven't you heard of long-distance relationships?" Vanessa knew about them too well, and there was nothing she hated more. It had been her life for two years now, but not anymore. She had to get back to Amber. Vanessa glanced around, as though she feared Amber might be watching her. She shifted against the car, trying to gain more comfort. "Look, Jake, it's nice and all of you to call, but I have to go."