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“Distance gives us a reason to love harder.”
-Unknown
I had previously written a post about maintaining long-distance relationships.
Yesterday, while reading an article about it, I found some tips that friends family members use to get over distance.
To keep things in context, here’s the original post with the tips added in:
“Absence makes the heart grow fonder.”
-Unknown
Does time apart make you value your partner more?
Though nobody has an exact time frame, today’s quote is speculated to be originally discovered in 1602.
Since then, methods of communication with loved ones that are far away have changed significantly. We can practically talk to anyone anytime in any corner of the world.
Perhaps, if you’re taking your partner for granted or vice versa, a little time apart can be a blessing in disguise.
But in relationships that are smooth for the most part (as no one can be perfect), the value of absence is not nearly what it used to be.
Like many other quotes I’ve previously mentioned, maybe this one too, needs to come with a footnote of when it’s applicable and when it’s not?
Do you value time with your partner? Do you believe a little time apart is a blessing in disguise? Join this discussion by commenting below.