How to keep a long distance relationship
Take care of each other
It is very important to be careful in communicating with a partner. Any stinging word or a dismissive tone can hurt, but you won’t be able to immediately come up, apologize and hug your loved one. You should also not provoke a companion to jealousy and cause unnecessary speculation about what is not in reality.
Respect your partner's feelings
One may experience separation more easily than another. And at some point, for some of you, living in a long-distance relationship can become unbearably difficult. It is important to understand and accept this immediately. If you, unlike your partner, have not yet had time to get bored, you don’t need to say: “Come on, it’s only been a week.” Don't discount other people's feelings—be understanding instead.

Saying “I told you it would” or “I can’t go back sooner, stop bringing this up” will only make things worse. You need to look for solutions and show as often as possible that you care about the feelings of the other and you just as much want to see your loved one as soon as possible.