Yes. Twice tried, twice failed. It might be a little easier with live video and unlimited phone, but l am pretty sure l won't do it again.

I think if two people were already in love and in a committed relationship (whether monogamous or polyamorous) and they had to live far away for work opportunities it would work.... but if we are talking people "falling in love" over long distances I don't think those work or work out for very long... I think people fall in love with the idea of the person and not who the person actually is and then when they have to live together or have kids together the person's true self comes out, which I think often leads to divorce or separation/breaking up. So my answer is IT DEPENDS.

I've never tested the situation. So maybe.

I had a friend who moved from America to Australia to live with someone she’d been in a long distance relationship with. It turned out he was at least 10 years older than he’d said. They had a relationship for a while, but are just friends now.

Love is not dimmed by distance, time or death

Love can happen at any distance and the question is about whether it can survive distance or be willing to sacrifice for it.

This depends on whom and what else you truly love and all you'd be willing to leave behind. I know of people who dream about escaping their current life.

I truly love my family and couldn't leave them. I also love my work and would have to start from scratch in another city or country.

So, I choose to love more locally.

On dating sights it seems to be about fifty to one hundred miles.

I can't imagine to love happening over a distance. Maybe that's because it's never happened to me.

Not really did that successfully 19 years ago

And what if we ask: what do those in long distant relationships say about the distance?

My best relationship came from a long distance connection. Chemistry, which many say one needs to heed, tells us nothing and, in fact, often sends the wrong message. Getting to know someone over a distance (even before meeting them) can help really get to know someone. In my case it was over the phone for 2 months before we met. After a couple of failed relationships and a couple of good ones it was the distance one that was the best. However, compromises have to be made by both sides. It's often a matter of priorities.

True love? I'm not sure there is such a thing. In the off chance that there is... I would meet someone long distance if we connected well online.

It wouldn't stop me.

Ill get to this once i finalize my answer to "how many angels can fit on the head of a pin"

If distance stops you then it isn't true love.