Hello listeners welcome back to this week's episode of three girls one kitchen on

today's episode we're going to be discussing long-distance relationships and

navigating one once you are in one.

I'm not even familiar, which one of you has been a long distance who say lives down the street from you or at least in the same city. What defines a long distance relationship?

I mean, it's just geographically someone that isn't near you.

Like in a different state.

How far do they have to be for it to be long distance?

Probably out of state I would assume we're just anywhere that would take a couple hours to get to you?

Because in LA I feel like people hardly want to drive to each other. So it's like say you're dating someone who lives in Malibu and you live in West Hollywood. That's a long distance relationship in LA.

So technically everything I do is long distance because I live in LA. So technically everything I do is long

distance because I live in Laguna Beach and I do not like to drive up here so

facts. I would consider that long distance like oh I live in LA and she lives in Laguna I have to plan a trip to go see her yeah but honestly I'm kind of like with Olivia every guy that I've talked to within the last year has not lived in this date.

But I also really like my alone independence me time.

If someone lived where I could see them and hang out with them

often, I would get annoyed easily.

I mean, you can date people that live in the same city as you put set boundaries

like for me I can only hang out during the weekend until like we're very

serious and I know I can bring my child around you because I

watch my child five days a week and on the weekends I have a nanny.

So you just have to set those boundaries in place you don't need it forced upon you by distance. I mean I just have an

issue where guys get upset with me when I'm like oh no I'm busy I'll pretend to be

busy because I don't want to hang out all the time so So it's easier if they don't live here.

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