LDR Mag is the go-to hub for people in long-distance relationships who want to improve their relationships, stay connected, and make the most of their time apart—without feeling like they’re just waiting out the distance.
What is LDR Mag?
Launched in 2010, LDR Mag began as a community for long-distance couples, friends, and families looking for advice, support, and creative ways to stay close despite the miles. Today, it has grown into a global community of people who refuse to let distance define their relationships.
At LDR Mag, we believe that:
- Long-distance relationships don’t have to be lonely, frustrating, or boring.
- Having the right tools and support makes all the difference.
- No one should have to tackle their LDR alone.
That’s why we create practical resources, uplifting stories, and fun ideas to help long-distancers stay strong, build healthy relationships, and actually enjoy the journey.
If you’re in an LDR and looking for ways to stay connected, grow your relationship, and plan for the future, we’re here to help you do that in a way that works for you.
Why LDR Mag Exists
Being apart from the people you love is hard, but it doesn’t have to feel impossible. Having access to the right advice, creative date ideas, and a supportive community can make a world of difference.
That’s where LDR Mag comes in. Our content is designed to:
- Help you strengthen your relationship through expert-backed advice and real-life experiences.
- Give you fun and meaningful ways to stay connected, even from miles away.
- Provide resources and tools that make navigating an LDR easier.
Whether you’re looking for ways to celebrate an anniversary apart, tips for managing different time zones, or advice on closing the distance, you’ll find it all here.
What Our Readers Say
We’re so grateful for the amazing long-distance community that has grown around LDR Mag. Over the years, we’ve received messages from readers who have found support, encouragement, and fresh perspectives through our content.
Here’s what some of them had to say:
“I just wanted to thank you for your site and Facebook page. You do a great job! The website is easy to navigate, brightly colored, and inviting! Just knowing there are so many other couples out there going through the same thing and hearing their remarkable stories and happy endings helps me feel less alone. Your articles helped me be a much happier exchange student and appreciate this chance, even though I miss my boyfriend like crazy. Thank you for everything!”
— Kristen
“I found out about LDR Mag early in my relationship when I was looking for advice on how to cope with the distance. You’ve been an immense help. Thank you!”
— Aleksander
“You guys have kept my positivity up since I’ve been all over Europe and Afghanistan. The great articles, advice, and links are perfect! Keep up the great work.”
— Jessie
“Your page has been fantastic and a great support for me! I just met my love for the first time, and the ache after coming back to my country is awful. But your articles are helping me cope. Thank you again for existing. I love your site.”
— Nicole
“Without LDR Mag, my LDR probably would’ve crumbled months ago. You guys always seem to come out with the article I need right when I need it. For a dumb guy who barely made his relationship work in person, I know for a fact that my girlfriend and I have been able to manage our relationship over 4,300 miles because of you and your site. It’s honestly better than when we were together. Keep up the awesome job!”
— Matt
“I especially love the printables, and my partner loves them too! Thank you so much!”
— Britany
Join the LDR Mag Community
Feel like LDR Mag was made for you? We’d love to have you join the fam.
Long-distance relationships don’t have to be a struggle. Together, we can make distance easier.
- Sign up for our newsletter to get creative date ideas, relationship advice, and gift inspiration.
- Follow us on Instagram—our second home for daily encouragement and fun LDR content.
- Connect with us on Facebook or Pinterest for even more ways to stay inspired.
The journey might not always be easy, but you’re not in it alone. Let’s do this together.