Author: life

  • Navigating break up

    Break up is usually hard to navigate, even if it happens amicably. That person who had become an important part of your life, who you thought would be with you till end of your life, now no longer being with you.

    There is this sense of lost, of chewing the memories, of wishing things were different.

  • Navigating Long Distance Relationship

    Despite Long Distance Relationship (LDR) isn’t what commonly preferred or planned for, sometimes it just happens.

    Most common types of LDR

    • The couple met each other in person first, then entered a LDR.
    • The couple has been a LTR in person, but one person or both people need to move far away from each other for work or study.
    • The couple met each other online before meeting each other in person, fell hard for each other and entered a LDR before meeting in person.

    Challenges of Long Distance Relationship

    • The lack of physical touch, including holding hands, kissing, having sex can be difficult for many couples.
    • Time zone difference can be challenging. One person might be sleeping or working during the time the other person has free time and can talk.
    • Visiting and spending time with each other isn’t always easy to arrange due to money and time.
    • It may take a long time or unidentified time to close the gap.
    • To close the gap, it requires a lot of sacrifices from one or both sides.
    • It’s easier to be more doubtful, or the two people can grow apart from each other due to not being able to see each other regularly.
    • The long distance partner might not be a real person with genuine interest, they might be scammer, catfish, or they may cheat.

    Despite all of that, many people still choose LDR because

    Reasons many people choose LDR

    • They feel strongly connected with their LD partner that they couldn’t easily have with anyone else.

  • Navigating online dating

    Online dating is getting more and more common, despite one wants it or not.

  • Philosophy for community building

    Purpose

    • To help make sense of one’s self, others, and the world around, adding purpose to life.
    • To help connect people, ideas, dreams
    • To build communities for growth, support, connect, building something greater than ourselves

    Idea

    One in person meet up and one online meet up per week

    Set up

    2 hours of meet up in person at a cafe/park/public place, following by going to a low cost near by restaurant for food if anyone wishes. Sat afternoon or Sun morning

    40-min free zoom meet up Wed evening

    Location

    Hanoi

    Community

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