My partner and I live in different countries. Because we both have kids, we like our long-distance setup and aren't rushing to move to the same place.
My partner and I plan to live together eventually, but we're not in a hurry.
Catherine Collins
I live in the United States, and my long-term partner lives a few hours away in Canada.
We visit each other often, but don't plan to live together anytime soon, mostly because of our kids.
Living apart has helped keep our relationship fresh and the gratitude high.
These types of relationships can be challenging – you need to have an honest conversation about what you both want
My husband accepted a job in South Carolina and moved while I stayed in DC. He visited most weekends, but living in different…
One in 10 long-term couples keep separate homes – and they have much more sex than those who cohabit. But there are some…
We’d like to hear from people who have moved to another country for their partner and the impact on your relationship
Studying on different continents is a challenge for Veronika and Fabio … Can their young love go the distance?
Studies show more adults are willing to fast-track cohabitation to split expenses. What happens if you want to break up?
