Satistics on college dating

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They aren't faced with the daily trials and tribulations.

They remember their loved one in a somewhat falsely positive manner.

Just like that, your relationship ended and now you want to know: who's to blame?

It might sound weird, but a little bit of math could help you answer that question.

It helps keep the connection alive, something texting can't do for you. Long distance relationships aren't more likely to end during the first 3 months than other relationships.

Couples in a long distance relationship aren't doomed because of the space between them. Research shows that they handle the distance in long distance relationships better than men. Women have an easier time adjusting, which is just a part of their nature. This makes the physical separation difficult for them. You'd think couples would be happy to be back together. 33% of reunited couples end up breaking it off 3 months after the reunion.

Their communication and level of trust dictates their success. Falling in love with someone hundreds of miles away isn't hopeless. It's about how you handle the relationship that matters.

The world sees around 3 million first dates every day.

If you don't freak your date out by blabbering something about your ex, you might be among the 2.5 million annually saying "I do!