Media The evolution of long-distance relationships in social media [Infographic] September 23, 2011 - 8:36 pm Communication has come quite a long way.

Long-distance relationships have a 58 percent success rate, according to new research. A new study of 1,000 Americans who have been in a long-distance relationship found that whether or not you and… ...

Long-distance relationships are no longer cautionary tales. They’ve become blueprints for the kind of communication, trust and self-awareness that make any relationship thrive—near or far.

While they aren’t for everyone, long-distance relationships have their benefits, especially for people who value space and independence. They may also be worth it if you know there is a plan for ...

Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but they also offer unique opportunities to cultivate a deep and meaningful connection. Love experts say that when a man is in love from afar, his ...

Most people don’t begin a long-distance relationship thinking it’ll be effortless, but even if you enter into one with your eyes open, you might find it a lot harder than you anticipated.

It’s hard to say for sure whether long-distance relationships are more common than they were a generation or two ago, though some scholars suspect they are. “They’re there, and we think they ...

I was wondering if there are numbers about how often this whole long-distance thing works out, why/why not, etc. Thanks, Alex, 18, New Jersey Dear Alex, I’m sorry I’m so slow, Alex.

Not surprisingly, those in long-distance relationships communicated less than those who lived together. But the long-distance couples reported feeling more intimate with each other.

1. Your relationship is stronger than you think! A 2013 study found that long-distance relationships are capable of being stronger and, even, more intimate than those that are more proximate.