You?re probably imagining that once you?re married, you?ll be spending lots of time with your beloved and live happily ever after. And if you?re already in a long-distance relationship, finally being together is probably the one thing you look forward to. Unfortunately, this isn?t always the case. With more people meeting online and via travels, LDRs (long distance relationships) are becoming more and more common?as are long-distance marriages.
Being physically separated after the wedding whether due to military deployment, a career change, or any other reason, can feel like a break-up. Don?t worry. The good news is that plenty of people have made long-distance marriages work. Although there are many downsides to the current situation, things won?t be as bad as you think. No long-distance relationship is easy and one after marriage can be even harder to handle mentally. However, if you find yourself in such a scenario with the love of your life, you?ll likely be willing to go the extra ?miles? to make it work. After all, the situation is likely temporary and it will all be worth it in the end. Hopefully, these bits of advice can help you overcome this less-than-ideal time.
Communication Is Crucial

Fortunately, we live in modern times when it?s easier than ever to stay in touch, no matter where in the world you may be. And in LDRs, it’s extra important to make it a priority to keep the conversation going, even if it?s a simple ?good morning? or ?good night? text. You...