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take advantage of the opportunity to demonstrate WHO WE ARE in the relationship, we would come from a happy place of strength, rather than a poor position of fear and weakness. Now I ask you, which sounds more appealing?

There is one final key in assuring success of any relationship, or rather preventing the destruction of it, and comes from an adage I came up with years ago"we will not destroy our relationship, our family and friends will do that for us". What this means plain and simple, is that everyone has advice on what they WILL NOT PUT UP WITH, and they are quick to share it. "How can you take him being gone all the time"? "That must be hard with her always traveling". And the KILLER"do you really believe he/she is being faithful"? The constant negative programming we get from these people over time does begin to wear on usjust as a smoking ad that promotes the very thing that will destroy our health and wellbeing. Yeah we know it is not in our best interest, but yet we succumb to the pressure.

If you're looking for proof that a long distance relationships can work, I ask you.when was the last time you saw MOM? OK, there are a few of you who hate Momwhat about Dad, an Aunt, Cousin, Grandpa, or old friend? I think you get my point.

The plain and simple truth IS. You and your significant other cannot be together ENOUGH to make up for the focus of LACK in your relationships, but most importantly.

There IS no distance between two hearts that are connected.

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