When your loved one is far away and you have no opportunity to see them and feel support, you can become psychologically vulnerable: begin to react more painfully to criticism, experience difficulties at work more easily and get upset over small things. And all because of the fact that everyone needs to feel loved and understood. So try to tell your partner compliments, together rejoice in his achievements and not to criticize him for the blunders.

All this is a simple method of support.

In a relationship, there should always be time for yourself and your hobbies. You shouldn't spend your life waiting for a call or a meeting. Use the separation as an opportunity to get, for example, additional education, go to courses or to the gym, to see friends with whom all could not make an appointment, or learn a new sport.

The most important thing is to make plans for the future with your other half!

Partners need to understand exactly how they see their future together. Do their views on parenting and family match? Where would they like to live? Do they have common goals? Are the professional ambitions of one at odds with the desires of the other? Without this understanding, it is simply impossible to build a strong relationship that will last, especially at a distance.