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1 of 1- OJECPOMCO
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Long distance MOM
My question is simple, has anyone had a long distance MOM, with both couple living in different cities or countries.
What has been the success rate of MOM?
Has anyone tried and it did not work out, why did you think it didn't work out?
If you have made it work, what do you think makes the most difference. Do you ever wish you didn't? Or that you did?
- TangledOil
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Re: Long distance MOM
Since there aren’t many here that post about their long term successful MOMs I’d guess none of the few of us have been in that position. Long distance straight relationships can have difficulties. I’m sure a MOM can have those same challenges and then extra on top of that.
I wish you the best.
Tangled