Dear Annie: I’m 54, and my boyfriend is 57. We’re in a long-distance relationship, 1,700 miles apart. It’s been going on for ...

Everyone told me long-distance relationships don't work. My husband and I proved them wrong.Courtesy of Maria Polansky I've only heard bad things about long distance relationships. That they're hard ...

Keeping relationships happy and strong takes a lot of work. Trying to do it from far away is even harder. When I lived in New York City and dated someone in New Hampshire, even though we were really ...

When a couple is apart from each other, it's traditionally considered a nuisance at best. And you only have to look at Carrie Bradshaw's despairing response to Big moving to Paris in Sex And The City ...

When you hear “long-distance relationships,” you probably think about partners separated by hundreds of miles, who fly to each other whenever they can and make time for each other through FaceTime ...

Is long distance a barrier to love and healthy relationships? If you know yourself well enough and get a partner who understands the workings of a long-distance relationship, you both will be fine.

In this age of Skyping and texting, it seems that maintaining a long-distance relationship would be easier than ever before. Gone are the days of paying such sky-high rates for long-distance calls ...

Long-distance relationships are quite common among polyamorists and others in consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships, for several reasons. This is not to say that poly folks don’t have local ...

Long distance relationships have a negative reputation in the eyes of many people. Many believe that these relationships ...