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[GLOCK]

Damn, glock.

I already got you pondering.  Sweet self.

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where do u live bae? tryna see if this will work

Chicago. 

Just wear your bullet proof vest.  We gonna make this work.

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i dont wanna die young 

[Lazarus]

Yeah if you're committed to it and that person.

[JRocka]

Depends on the ppl involved and how strong the bond is.

[Blackpantha]

It doesn't work. I've traveled and have been left hanging half way through the trip. Long distance relationships suck!

[RatherBe]

Depends

[GRAND]

Um no

Who's gonna fuck me then?

[MAY]

Honestly, unless one party is willing to relocate so they can be together, it will never work in the long run.

Eventually one person in the relationship will meet someone else locally and either cheat or break up with their partner.

[D.I.E.G.O.]

I think they can if both/all parties want it to work. It's a pain. My ex had to move back to London at one point. We were together for about four years before he had to relocate from NYC. It worked for us. Later, we broke up for reasons unrelated to the distance.

[MAY]

Did he dump you sis?

[Eternal Bell]

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[BranLover]

No for something new, but most likely it can work in a relationship that's already established. It matters if you both have coins to fly too lol.

[D.I.E.G.O.]

Did he dump you sis?

No he relapsed. And I wasn't dealing with it.

[Camo]

So good so far for myself. It really does depend on the type of people and the flexibility of their schedules. 

[MAY]

Did he dump you sis?

No he relapsed. And I wasn't dealing with it.

Relapsed? Was he on drugs?

[Gilgamesh.]

Yes, depends on the effort put into it by both parties. Not sure how long they last but I guess that depends on ppl too. I personally don't prefer it.