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He hardly ever spends the night at my place because (as he says) he doesn't sleep well here and needs to get rest to be able to work.

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After my marriage ended, as well as my first rebound relationship, I became a magnet for men in the process of divorce who lived hundreds of miles away.

I say "magnet" but I probably sought these men out and viewed them as safe.

If you really care for each other, you can make it work. Former relationship commuter I am in a new long-distance relationship with a wonderful man who lives on another continent. We send each other text messages several times a day (just ''kisses'') and write at least one fairly substantial e-mail per day.

We, too, are divorced (though in our fifties), and I have a child young enough to make it impossible for me to move (I share custody with my ex). We Skype (free telephone call with video on the computer) once a week or so, and we see each other once a month ($$).

He is great at communicating his feelings to me, and although we’ve never had the “relationship talk” I’ve never felt the need to have it because he shows all the signs of a great boyfriend.

I have definitely taken things to heart: look for boyfriend behavior; there is a natural timeline where commitment should come by month three, “I love you” around 6 months, living together at 18, engaged at 2-3 years; men do what they want, and so many other pearls.

It would be great if we could spend more time together to really integrate our lives but I feel helpless as to how it can happen.

Has anyone made a long distance relationship (with kids) work? My boyfriend and I started with a long distance relationship: about 50 miles and an hour plus drive each way. Nearly two years later, we have both changed jobs and we moved in together in May.

The problem occurs when parents are divorced and one parent is required to become a long distant parent. Long distance parenting occurs for a variety of reasons.

Among them are the following: Long Distance Parenting and Your Child While all of the reasons listed above for initiating a move away from one parent may be at the very least valid and in many cases necessary, it is important for parents contemplating a relocation to also understand that there are consequences for their children.

Long distance parenting is one of the most difficult challenges facing divorced parents and their children.

And yet, it is a very real experience for countless numbers of divorced families. It is estimated that in North America the average family changes residences every five years. When parents are together, moving their family isn't usually seen as a problem.

What began as an innocent friendship between two lonely people soon morphed into something much bigger and more meaningful. We even used the comment sections of our own blogs.

We're living proof that long distance relationships can last and become something more. If there was a way to communicate with one another, we used it.

When one parent initiates a relocation that relegates the other parent to being a long distance parent, children also become long distance children.

The relationship they have with their distant parent will very likely change.

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