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Olawale and Joy LDR

Olawale and Joy LDR

By: Olawale and Joy Olushola
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 As you are reading this, you are welcome to Olawale & Joy LDR (long distance relationship) podcast. We are dedicated to the LDR communities, providing tips and support to the LDR communities and to share our experiences with the sole purpose of encouraging you to never give up and yours. Every week, we will be producing new episodes to this effect.Olawale and Joy Olushola Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • How Should One Maintain a Long Distance Relationship

    How Should One Maintain a Long Distance Relationship
    Sep 2 2023
    Long distance relationship can be challenging and it can also be rewarding and successful when both partners put in the work and efforts together to achieve a common goal. Kindly listen to our podcast on how we all can maintain a long distance relationship.
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    8 mins
  • Joy's Trip to Nigeria

    Joy's Trip to Nigeria
    May 25 2023
    This is a podcast on her trip from Baltimore MD to Lagos Nigeria.
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    18 mins
  • Coping With Time Difference - PART I

    Coping With Time Difference - PART I
    Jan 10 2023
    Being away from your partner for weeks or months at a time is never easy. Long-distance relationships can really test you emotionally, whether you're a bus ride away from each other, or you live on two different continents. Perhaps the most frustrating long-distance situation is when you and your significant other are in a long-distance relationship in different time zones. Not only do you have to face all the obstacles that being in a LDR normally presents, but you also have to work around the fact that you are on two completely different schedules. This might mean having to wake up ridiculously early or stay up extra late for a quick FaceTime date with bae.
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    12 mins
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