My boyfriend and I became separated by distance 3 into our relationship. I have always thought that what we shared was inexplicably...different. We are both introverts, but we share a passion for one another that is usually felt rather than spoken. We are compatible, similar people. We want the same things out of life, and I could not see myself with anyone else. We both feel as though we have known each other for much longer than we really have. But to say I was not worried about having lackluster conversations over Skype would be a lie. And I made that known before we went our separate ways for the summer. It was a very honest and open conversation. We actually cried together, which made me feel closer to him than I have ever felt to anyone else, ever.
But ever since our LDR began, I have felt so distant from him. He works 10-13 hours a day, sometimes starting out as early as 5 a.m. The only time we really have to talk is right before he goes to bed. Consequently, he's exhausted, and I would consider myself to be the shyer of the two of us. We're probably having similar conversations to those that we have when we are together. But there's just something so much more comfortable about us talking on a couch, holding each other close. I don't mind the silences when we are together.
Also when we are together (this held especially true on his first visit a few weekends ago), we have a very intense physical side to our relationship. We have not yet had sex, but we have done everything else. But, even in the beginning of our relationship, we just never flirt. And being away from him honestly just makes me want him more. Like, want want. I kind of just want to say it, but I don't want to make him feel uncomfortable, and I don't want to torture the guy since it will still be a little while before we see each other again. We never even mention wanting to kiss, or touch, or even hold one another over Skype or phone or text or anything. This whole LDR thing makes me feel like we're just friends who say "I love you" once a day, and compliment each other. But then the fact that I really want him makes me think that maybe we just have a purely physical relationship? When talking about our next visit, he was trying to plan a bunch of activities. Is it bad that more than anything else, I just want to get intimate with him, and feel that passion again?
What are your thoughts?
But ever since our LDR began, I have felt so distant from him. He works 10-13 hours a day, sometimes starting out as early as 5 a.m. The only time we really have to talk is right before he goes to bed. Consequently, he's exhausted, and I would consider myself to be the shyer of the two of us. We're probably having similar conversations to those that we have when we are together. But there's just something so much more comfortable about us talking on a couch, holding each other close. I don't mind the silences when we are together.
Also when we are together (this held especially true on his first visit a few weekends ago), we have a very intense physical side to our relationship. We have not yet had sex, but we have done everything else. But, even in the beginning of our relationship, we just never flirt. And being away from him honestly just makes me want him more. Like, want want. I kind of just want to say it, but I don't want to make him feel uncomfortable, and I don't want to torture the guy since it will still be a little while before we see each other again. We never even mention wanting to kiss, or touch, or even hold one another over Skype or phone or text or anything. This whole LDR thing makes me feel like we're just friends who say "I love you" once a day, and compliment each other. But then the fact that I really want him makes me think that maybe we just have a purely physical relationship? When talking about our next visit, he was trying to plan a bunch of activities. Is it bad that more than anything else, I just want to get intimate with him, and feel that passion again?
What are your thoughts?
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