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Can a relationship survive if you go to different colleges?

Can a relationship survive if you go to different colleges?

Having a partner going to a different school isn’t the end of the world. Most married partners work at different places, so its not necessary to spend 100\% of your time with your significant other. You need to be able to trust your partner with other girls/guys.

Should you go to same college as girlfriend?

If you want to stay together as a couple but don’t necessarily want to attend the same school, you could instead engage in a long-distance relationship. For some couples, this is an excellent solution because it gives each of them a chance to grow and thrive in new environments.

What percentage of uni students are in a relationship?

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Most college students will be in a long-distance relationship. According to a 2005 study, up to 75\% of college students report having been in a long-distance relationship at some point in their lives, and 35\% of college students are in long-distance relationships at any one time.

Is it a bad idea to follow your boyfriend to college?

Don’t sacrifice your college experience to follow your boyfriend or girlfriend. During college, high school couples often realize they are no longer compatible. You and your significant other will mature and change in different ways. As you grow, the two of you will sometimes come to have less in common.

Should I let my girlfriend go out with her friends alone?

On the other hand, if she can be trusted, you should let her go out alone with her friends, but only if it’s to catch up with her girlfriends who are already in relationships or to have a “once off” party night with her mix of single and taken girlfriends.

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Should girlfriends have separate interests and relationships?

It’s perfectly normal and healthy in a relationship for both you and your girlfriend to have interests, hobbies and friends that apart from each other. There is nothing wrong with that and in fact, it can be good for you and your girlfriend to maintain some separate interests and relationships to keep a healthy balance in your life.

How do you know if your girlfriend is becoming increasingly distant?

She’s becoming increasingly distant When she’s with you there’s no “connection” and it kinda feels like she’s being distant. She’ll be more quiet than normal, less enthusiastic to see you when you haven’t seen each other for a while and not as into your conversations like she was when you first met.

Should I be worried if my girlfriend goes out with her girlfriends?

If your girlfriend is a decent, trustworthy and loyal woman who has no difficulty saying “no” to men hitting on her, then you really have nothing to worry about when she goes out alone with her girlfriends. In fact, it’s important that you give her your trust so that she can see that you are confident in her desire for you and her loyalty to you.