What do you do when your not happy in a long distance relationship?

What To Do When Your Long-Distance Relationship Feels Extra Distant

1. Work on your communication skills.
2. Ask difficult questions.
3. Set expectations together.
4. Make tangible plans.
5. Take stock of your needs and feelings.
6. Try to be a better listener.
7. Get creative.

How do you get your feeling back in a long distance relationship?

1. Communicate as much (or as little) as you need to feel connected.
2. “Be there” even when you can’t actually be there.
3. Remind your partner frequently what you love about your relationship.
4. Forge a secure attachment by supporting each other’s interests.
5. Find a way to hang out together while apart.

How does it feel to be in a long distance relationship?

I’ve never met anyone who said, “Yeah, my boyfriend lives 14 hours away in Finland, it’s great!” On the contrary, everyone I’ve met in a long-distance relationship ends up with that agonizing feeling: that your heart is slowly being carved out of your chest by a butter knife and replaced with unsatisfactory Skype calls and blinking chat windows.

How do long-distance couples communicate?

A lot of long-distance couples create rules that they should have X number of calls or that they need to talk every night at a certain time. You can easily find articles online recommending this sort of behavior. This approach may work for some people, but I’ve always found that communication should happen organically.

Can you have hope of being together in the long term?

When you have hope of being together in the long term, you’ll be able to ride out the rough moments when the distance seems unbearable. “Whether it’s months, weeks or years or after the pandemic is under control, there has to be an end to the distance at some point,” said Becky Whetstone, a marriage and family therapist in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Is it normal for a relationship to look the same year later?

“If the relationship looks exactly the same a year later, that might mean there’s a level of stagnation, which would be something to work on, particularly in a long-distance relationship.”