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    Closing the Distance

    Not too long ago (actually, just a week and a half ago), LoveL and I were riding along with our plans that our distance would be closed in August of this year when I move to him to go to school.
    Well, while I was visiting him last week, I got an email from the person that was leading the project for a job I had this summer, and a grant fell through, so I no longer have that job, which means he and I will be closing the distance in 5 weeks tomorrow.

    I'm excited. Excited doesn't even begin to describe it really. I'm ecstatic. I vibrate with anticipation just knowing that in a little over a month I'll fly to him and won't have to say goodbye again in a few days. I won't have to say goodbye again ever, really.

    There are parts of me that are sad, of course, in that I only have a little over a month to say goodbye to everyone that I won't see again for a long time, and wrap up all the loose ends in a place I've lived in for most of my life. I'm not sad to leave this city (not at all) but the people in it. I won't miss my life here other than the fact that it's familiar, and thus, easy.

    My life belongs down with LoveL so moving just feels so natural. And even though we only have 5 weeks to prepare for it, it doesn't feel rushed or strange. I worry about how I'll adjust being so far away from family, but I'll be there with him so I know it really won't be so bad.

    If you closed the distance for any good chunk of time, how did you adjust? What were the best/hardest parts?

    #2
    Congratulations!!

    I'd say the hardest part was to let someone else in your daily life and do things their way - after living alone it was a battle for a little while. Now, just as I've gotten used to the fact I don't have to do everything myself we're back to LD and I have to do things on my own again. Frustrating


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      #3
      That's so exciting for you both!!! I'm happy to hear that!

      You'll do fine!! I think in the beginning you'll not miss your family and friends so much, because it still feels like a holiday (that's how it war for me)... the missing part will only come after a while, and will be especially bad when there are family reunions or birthdays or something back home.. but you'll get used to that!

      I think it's important to still keep contact with your family and friends..


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        #4
        Me and my partner did 3 months apart when she went to a camp in Maine after only 3 months together. When she came back I had such mixed feelings, I wasso happy to be with her but also rather annoyed for her going.
        She will be moving to Phuket in September for a year which will be really difficult but I'm hoping after this time it will go back to how it has been for the last 2 years.
        Wish you all the best being with the person you love and although it will be tough leaving your friends and family as long as you have a good support network I'm sure everything will work out.

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