
When you try to make your relationship work long distance it can be hard. When you try to make your long distance relationship work and you’re just starting college, it can be even harder. Read on for 10 struggles all freshmen in long distance relationships face.
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When it’s your first week and you know that they’re trying to make new friends just like you are, it is hard to resist the urge to pick up the phone and call them. You don’t want to bother them when they could be hanging out with new people!
During the first few weeks, even months, you’re both going through that awkward phase of trying to find new friends and hanging out with everyone. It can be great, but also weird not talking to them as much everyday.
It is such a big relief when you both finally send each other your class schedules.
When you’re both online looking at each other’s breaks and you have to figure out when your breaks finally overlap.
When you meet your new friends, you don’t want them to think that your significant other is your entire life so you try extra hard not to talk about it
But then trying so hard not to talk about your relationship makes you want to talk about it even more!
The first week is always the hardest because you’re not next to your best friend.
The anticipation builds so much until you finally get to see them and you constantly check your phone.
The best!
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