Long Distance Relationships

Long-distance relationships sound romantic - until you’re living in different time zones, craving cuddles, and trying to resolve conflict over a laggy call. In this episode of The Show About Nothing, Belén opens up about navigating a brand-new long-distance relationship with a 12-hour time difference, while juggling adult life, emotions, and the question of “what are we actually doing?” Joined by her radio colleague Marie, the conversation dives into: - what really sucks about long-distance relationships - logic vs emotion when making big relationship decisions - changing love languages and communication styles - postponed conflicts and emotional frustration - logistics, uncertainty, travel costs & the “who moves where?” question - intimacy and sexual connection from afar (with research-backed insights) Honest, relatable, a little chaotic and very human — this episode is for anyone currently in a long-distance relationship, missing someone far away, or curious about how couples make love work across borders. Hosts: Marie Heimburg and Belén Sabroso Ballesteros This is a podcast from K103 Gothenburg Studentradio