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5 Signs He Loves You in a Long Distance Relationship | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and 5 signs that he loves you when you're in a long distance relationship

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  • @Chaptersaudio says:

    Dating from a distance takes a LOT of creativity to keep the relationship fresh and tight.

    • @dionnewilliams8429 says:

      True

    • @TheAppointedtime says:

      Agreed

    • @sashilemla6229 says:

      Yep, so true…I am in one n creativity is the key n being in love

    • @madeinhisimage3447 says:

      I’m more able to do this…my boyfriend though is soooo goal focused so after the first few months when it was all about ensuring the capture he was very focused and invested in making time and being very consistent with our routine which I loved! Then once he knew I was IN his goal focused changed and it was now what!? Next step, how do we take it from here to the next step and being in such different worlds (almost literally!!! I’m in California he’s in India) we’ve had to deal with soooooo much stress about everything it seems. But he’s focused now on manifesting the next level which sadly with long distance like in ours theirs not much else in between meeting and marriage! So instead of staying present in the moment and still cultivating the connection he’s trying to figure out how we can be closer together but he also knows I am not going to be going down the whole sponsorship path anytime soon…my family and friends would think I’m crazy! He’s also not the best communicator…very action oriented and goal focused so it’s been a rough experience with him!

    • @hs8shsubjsishejw747 says:

      That is true

  • @maxinegrace says:

    Super love this line:

    “Whatever you love, you prioritize.”

  • @TheTrioGCN says:

    5. Consistent forms of communication.
    4. He includes you in his fun moments
    3. He’s a part of your daily life, though you are apart
    2. He takes you to his fun childhood memories
    1. He has a plan for you to be together!

  • @myaugustrush01 says:

    Me and my fiance is in LDR. We communicate every single moment of the day. We leave voice messages when one of us is at work or asleep. We are each other’s personal alarm clock 🤗🤗🤗

    • @Changebeginsinnotime says:

      Thank you for sharing this valuable information to everyone. This is exactly what happens in real-life settings. Hopefully, this time you’ll find your match!

  • @vampiraqueen7449 says:

    I met my husband through a dating site and we first met physically after 8 months of dating online.. We now 13 years married and we have a handsome 9 year old kid..

  • @GaelRice says:

    everything was on point! another one that wasn’t mentioned and is also important: he lets you be! he encourages you to have a life, to hang out with friends, family, coworkers, and doesn’t demand you to tell him where you are 24/7. he wants you to have an independent life of your own, and trusts you 100%.

    • @timwynn6079 says:

      ok but ,one day one of your friends told you he found your gf on Tinder, that’s devastating.

    • @hanniacorena7657 says:

      AMÉN!

    • @Lena-wx7hs says:

      100% agree on that one! 👍

    • @VickyDong2359697 says:

      Sounds like he doesn’t give a f*** 🤣

    • @Abigail-ld5bl says:

      damn, this is something he’s been doing but i keep taking it the wrong way and thinking that he doesnt care about me or love me just because he isnt always texting about his day regularly (which my friends deem as a “red flag”). we do chat like here and there throughout the day but sometimes it can go up to about 3 hours and ill feel anxious not being able to talk to him which causes all the overthinking…

  • @craffiti3245 says:

    It’s been 2 years and we haven’t met each other yet, but 2020 is the year! I’ll see him physically for the first time by April ❤

  • @marykharkongor6586 says:

    When will this Corona end??? I am sure many who are in a LDR want this to end. Who wouldn’t want to meet the love of their life? I do❣❤❤❤

  • @olivehiggo says:

    Those in LDR too, we will get through this – and when we reunite with our partners… it will be absolute BLISS…

  • @annaconcepcion1249 says:

    Praying for everyone who’s in a long distance relationship including me!

  • @elinorsantos6621 says:

    We should pray harder that this pandemic will end so that we can meet our LDR partners. God bless us all

  • @xyhanx says:

    No matter what, we make sure to pray together. It may be in the morning or evening. It gives us peace and assurance.

  • @BB-fc5ze says:

    1•He has a plan for the two of you to be together.
    2•He takes you to his fun childhood memories.
    3•He is apart of your daily life
    4•He includes you in his fun life moments.
    5•Consistent form of communication.

  • @cheryljamison629 says:

    My long distance boyfriend texts me EVERY morning to greet me asks did I have a good night, asks me about my day’s activities and shares his plans. He will face chat or call me during the day. He’s very considerate of my feelings and doesn’t like me to cry if I’m sad – he’s actually cried when I cried at one time.
    We’re making plans to meet and eventually get married… I’m soooo excited!!

  • @judygraessle1442 says:

    He uses songs to express his thoughts and feelings.

  • @hembadoonalexander6497 says:

    The passionate thing about him is, he asks everyday what my plans for the day are.
    He doesn’t forget to say, take care babe I love u…..

  • @MelodyQueen_Pakhi says:

    1. He has a plan for u to be together
    2. He takes u to his fun childhood memories
    3. He’s a part of ur daily life
    4. He includes u in his fun life moment’s
    5.Consistent forms of communication

  • @Black_Goddess91 says:

    Reading through the comments and omg we totally need a LDR support group !!

  • @anon_ya says:

    Gotta throw this out there, I’ve also been in a couple of LDRs where my partner checked all of these boxes over a year + long distance, and guess what? He was seeing other women and not being honest with me. This happened in 2 different LDRs, one being very serious (discussing marriage and future plans, traveled to see each other regularly). Always pay attention. 👀

    Sometimes these same men who are perpetually drawn to LDRs are living a double lives, and perhaps you are drawn to LDRs because you are drawn to unavailability in men or this fantasy life you’ve created through virtual experiences (our brains like to fill in the “gaps” about people we don’t know in person).

    The success rate for LDRs is not great (check the data), however, the best point in this video is to look for your partner making plans to end the long distance status. Meaning, LDRs should be temporary and dating should be intentional, for the purpose of determining you want to be together in person. Look for planning, clear & consistent communication, does he include you on social media, does he introduce you to his social circles and family?If you determine you want to be together, are you both moving towards making that a reality (in a reasonable amount of time, not overnight obviously).

    Ladies, please be careful out there. There are a lot of lovebombers and scammers who leverage long distance and our sad online dating culture as a way to lure in lonely women.

    May good fortune & blessings be with you all. ❤️🙏🏽

    • @annefernandez9417 says:

      I’m glad you mentioned the possibility of scammers. I was thinking the same thing

    • @user-wr9lh4ly1n says:

      I met a very decent and honest looking man on dating app.. I talked how I don’t want a married man or someone hiding a woman in his life as my last 2 exes were hiding their long distance wives and I lost tremendous amount of time in my 30’s. Now this guy says his last gf said she’s going somewhere and she dumped him. However, by the 3rd date, I felt odd he may have a woman.. but I kept seeing him and now I’m seeing him about 20 times in 5 months, he cooks for me, he’s very very affectionate, we have sex, stay over every weekend, but he never asks me to travel with him (found out he was traveling with someone else 2 months ago.. I won’t say how I found out here, no, I didn’t see his phone), never talks about a future plan with me though I know it’s been only 5 months since we met. Most guys I meet, they ask me on the 1st or even by the 2nd date if I wanna travel with them soon, this guy I’m seeing now never asks after 5 months. I know for sure he’s traveling with a long distance gf (potentially the woman who dumped him is back with him) or fiance, who knows… He says he likes Arizona and says “oh I need to go to (LA, Vegas) soon, I wanna spend more time there,” but he never asks me to go with him.. when he was traveling with the woman he constantly texted me every single day, sending pics, how he misses me, how he has no interest in other woman… It’s terrible.. now I like him so much and find out clearly that he has someone else.. I’m scared to further waste my time, but I have no courage to say bye to him..

    • @lovelock1994 says:

      ​@@user-wr9lh4ly1n😮 sorry that happened to you. What’s the status now of the situation

    • @watamatafoyu says:

      LDRs don’t actually make sense and are simply relationships of convenience. Everyone eventually wants someone local, and if that isn’t convenient with the LDR then eventually they’re going to go for the local person. Expecting anything less is naive. They stick with the LDR because it’s somebody to go to and it’s working when the local things aren’t. For whatever reason, it’s far more difficult trying to make things work locally than with an LDR. There’s just more space and flexibility and tolerance with an LDR. Locally people are more afraid of drama being tied to friends and family or their home, so they reject more often. It’s tragic that we’re in that reality now, but it’s not like it used to be. People are far more afraid to take a risk or deal with the consequences when the reward doesn’t happen as expected or if there’s contention. We’ve just become weak as a culture.

    • @anon_ya says:

      @@watamatafoyu I couldn’t agree with you more!

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