4 Challenges of Any International LDR (Long Distance Relationship)

Even though Chris and I are both from similar countries (the UK & USA) we experienced a number of these challenges ourselves. For us the hardest part of an international relationship was the border crossing. Though, many times, we were entirely ready to see each other again, we could never being entirely sure that we would make it through the border. There was always a possibility we could be turned away.
In this video, we discuss four of the biggest challenges that we've noticed in our own international long distance relationship. From cultural barriers (that include a lot of misunderstandings) to the inevitable role that families will play in your relationship.
It's natural for family and friends to have concerns about your international relationship, and perhaps be more hesitant than you are - but don't take this to heart.
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[@flamingpieherman9822]

The time zones are definitely hard. Mine was in Australia vs America, so 12.5 during the summer which was his winter and 15.5 when the time changes bc ours was going back while his went forward! So planning and scheduling and being patient with the other was difficult.And the culture was not so bad but sometimes it made communication on things not as easy as I hoped.

[@karamvirsingh7191]

Same😭😭 i can understand ur situation ;i m frm indian nd he is frm america

[@tataiinsertlastnamehere6471]

this was encouraging and helpful...I'm dating someone from Tanzania so time zones and busy lifestyles are tough. and the fear of traveling is something I'm struggling with.

[@eastlake93]

Thank you

[@rpn000rpnca]

Curious about Dual Citizenship.