have not even met in person, or might not see very frequently. They're hard. But, in a way, it's better. You don't fall for
someone based on their looks. Yes, there's that initial attraction. You saw someone's picture, thought they were cute, and
decided to message them. But as you keep talking, you fall for their personalities, not their looks. And I'm not saying
normal relationships are all materialistic, and are based on attraction the other's appearance. But, with long distance
relationships, it's easier to overlook the other person's looks. You talk more, get to know the other person more because,
well, that all you can do. That's where it gets hard. In long distance relationships, you don't get much physical affection.
It's all about emotions, and that's what makes the bond stronger. There are no good-night kisses, no good-bye hugs, no
cuddling sessions. But, in a way, it's all worth it. You build up to that moment where you finally meet, and it's magical.
Everything you felt for that person, gets even stronger, even though you didn't think that was possible. That first kiss,
well, as corny as it sounds, it's like fireworks. What you've been longing for all this time, what you've had too many
dreams to count about, that moment, finally happened. That's when you know it was all worth it. When those emotions fire
up to an extreme you didn't even know possible. That's when you know, all the rough times you guys have gone through were
worth it, and there's nothing to regret.
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