How to deal with a long distance relationship? So here's the problem...

my bf and i used to kinda live by each other then school started so i couldn't really go outside and see him like that anymore. when i saw him for the first time in two weeks we hugged and told each other we miss each other, when i hugged him i told him it feels like a goodbye hug he laughed and said it wasn't a goodbye hug didn't know he was leaving . the next day he
told me he was moving back to Alexandria , we weren't prepared for it he doesn't have a phone anymore because it broke and as of yesterday i don't have my phone because im punished he told me he can only come where i live for the weekends but im barely outside now and have volleyball practice so when he does come i don't know
we can't find time for each other without taking to each other. And whats worse is i don't know when what he could be doing out there .we both loyal but it's just he's the perfect boy His skin color matches his hair he has curly hair & he light skin so really it's hard not to think he gonna cheat

Hey! It's gonna be okay.

Explanation:

Long-distance partners are still people. The distance tends to make them less "personal" to us, but by maintaining frequent and open lines of communication and by fostering trust and positive emotions, it is possible for an LDR to work, even long-term.

The truth is that cheating in a long-distance relationship is really quite common. So common in fact, that it is the main reason as to why so many long-distance relationships end. However, you should not get disheartened yet.

He/she becomes defensive or accuses you of being jealous. Your lover always has excuses (not enough time, tired, schedule, etc.) Your partner changes their appearance overnight (hair, clothes, style, etc.)

Explanation:

Hey it's okay Its really okay

It’s no easy thing to stop feeling jealous if jealousy has become a real problem for you. It’s certainly not as simple as ignoring your feelings.

So the easiest thing would do is to trust him, do you trust him? Remind yourself of all the ways he has proven trustworthy in the past.

Relationships can cause anxiety for a number of different reasons. You’re trusting someone with your heart and that’s really scary. That being said, if they live super far away, you may end up having long distance relationship anxiety that can take a toll on both of you.

It’s never fun to have anxiety. Even if it can be normal at first, experiencing it in long-term can be detrimental to your happiness as a couple. For that reason, you really have to figure out how to get rid of it so you can actually enjoy being with your significant other.

The more anxious you are, the harder it’ll be to maintain a happy relationship.

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