CONS OF LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS
Let's start with the negative consequences.

--- High probability of treason. Lovers are united by one common fear – the betrayal of a partner. It would seem that we are all free people. Everyone has a personal life and free time that is not tied to a partner. Logically, if one of the partners has a desire to change the other half, he will not wait for another long business trip. He will do this immediately after the thought of treason is firmly fixed in his head. But more than a third of couples believe that infidelity manifests itself during a long forced separation. Unfortunately, most of the long-distance relationships end in infidelity.

--- Lack of support. According to statistics, men are most often sent on long business trips. The wife of such a "lucky man" is forced to bear all the hardships of everyday life. This is quite difficult, especially when children grow up in the family, who in turn tend to get sick and indulge. Tired of household chores, a woman begins to feel unnecessary and misunderstood.

--- Deceptive opinion. If we consider long-distance relationships not in the context of a family, but in the context of a newly formed couple, then the main disadvantage is the lack of a real, correct opinion about the person you like. In the age of Internet technology, few people can be surprised by acquaintance through social networks or relevant sites. In the absence of the possibility of a meeting, both lovers strive to show their best side in conversations. That is, the second participant in this relationship falls in love with the image imposed on him, which most often has nothing to do with reality.

---Lack of a common budget. If a spouse who had a higher income level is forced to leave for a long time, this negatively affects the financial well-being of the second partner. Of course, today it is not difficult to transfer money through a bank, but it is not always possible.

These were the disadvantages of such a relationship, and I will tell you about the advantages of long-distance relationships in my next blog.