What is an unhealthy long-distance relationship?

A red flag for an unhealthy relationship and controlling behavior is if your partner is messaging you constantly, asking where you are or demanding that you send pictures of people that you're with. They might say, “I want to make sure you're not with anyone I don't like,” or “I'm just checking in on you.”

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Texting frequently

Everyone feels differently about how much communication is too much, so it’s important that both you and your partner respect each other’s boundaries around texting. A red flag for an unhealthy relationship and controlling behavior is if your partner is messaging you constantly, asking where you are or demanding that you send pictures of people that you’re with. They might say, “I want to make sure you’re not with anyone I don’t like,” or “I’m just checking in on you.” Healthy relationships are based on trust, and everyone deserves freedom in their relationship without fear of angering their partner. It’s okay to make spontaneous plans with friends while you’re in a long-distance relationship, and you shouldn’t be punished or guilt tripped for taking a while to respond or hanging out with other people.

Digital monitoring

Lots of couples use digital methods of communication in their long-distance relationships to feel closer to each other. Tools such as WhatsApp or FaceTime can be a great way to catch up with each other’s day! The problem we hear at love is respect is that these tools can sometimes lead to intense digital monitoring. It’s normal to feel some insecurities during a long-distance relationship, but these feelings need to be handled in a healthy way, with lots of communication and respect for each other’s feelings. Unhealthy behaviors include your partner asking you to give them password access to social media accounts, leaving FaceTime on so they can see you do your homework or check that you’re watching a TV show at the same time, or even getting upset if you don’t leave your video chat on while you sleep.

Sexual coercion

If you feel pressure from your partner to send explicit photos or participate in filmed sex acts during chat hangouts, this is also a red flag for abuse. In healthy relationships, partners don’t pressure the other to do something that they’re not comfortable with; you always have the right to protect both your privacy and your body. If you feel that a line is being crossed, listen to your gut. Digital abuse is never okay.

Over-scheduled visits

Nothing is better in a long-distance relationship than when you finally get to hang out with your partner! So why is it that you aren’t thrilled to give up another weekend? A tightly controlled visiting schedule in a long-distance relationship can be straining, especially if you are forced to give up ALL your weekends or free time to see your partner. You can get burned out when you aren’t allowed to relax or hang out with friends and family. Visits not only cost time, but money for travel expenses as well! It’s important that both you and your partner feel comfortable with how much time you’re spending together and that neither of you feels pressured to sacrifice study time, family time, or other important things to please your partner.

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