Getting to know someone long distance

If you've already run out of things to talk about, that's a bad sign. I'd cut down on the frequency. Why do you need to talk every day as if you were married?

I'm in an LDR, and in five months we haven't run out of things to talk about. There are days, though, that we can't talk at all, or can just send a quick email. If you're trying to talk for three hours a day, you might have unrealistic expectations of your communications.

I like your creative ideas. Some things that have worked for us are sending music links back and forth (i.e. your top five favorites, favorite romantic music, or just stuff you're listening to now). We also link to books and articles to talk about, play games on skype, and send pictures of our daily lives.

Finally, do you have a time coming up when you can see each other again? We're also about a 1000 miles apart, and I don't think I could do it if I didn't know how often I was going to see him.

If you've already run out of things to talk about, that's a bad sign. I'd cut down on the frequency. Why do you need to talk every day as if you were married?

My thoughts? Get a date closer to home. Give this a final break.