Once Upon A Time.

Dear You,

I met my husband not officially on 2003 when I was 18. Young, innocent and virgin. Why i said not officially because we were actually a classmate in matriculation college.

One year in matriculation college, I cant remember him much except I know that his name is Ahmad Fauzan. If I am not mistaken he always sit at the back with his friends.

5 years later, in 2008 we met again as 'a friend'. Not much changes, I am still young at the age of 23 and still virgin. Well, I just finished my study and pursued my post graduate program in UiTM.

Things that we loved the most is we discoverd so many hidden stories about us. We never realized that we were always went to the same group, class, place etc etc. Allah did plan the best yet we cant see it at that time.

In few months we get to know each others. Everything is very fast! End up we agreed to go to the serious relationship. The next level means, the challenges is super extreme! Well, an army girlfriend what you expecting it will be.

Dating every weekend, watching movies on friday eve, sms and have a phone call 24/7? This is not a heaven. 

Being an army girlfriend means, I must understand and agree that I am not his no. 1. His duty, his officers, his military operation, his roll call, his bla bla bla is the priority. Like or not, I must obey the rules.

Long distance relationship, independent, being alone is the keyword of the rest of my life. When my friends asked my opinions, I would say that it was a learning process to live with him. Not much worries just go with the flow.

Difficulties? Sometime, yes it have. Depends on how I managed them. He trained me physically and mentally almost 5 years before we are getting married.

I walked alone most of the times, I hold my own hands when I worried or afraid of something, I lost contact with him 2 weeks and I cried every nights, I cant live w/out my mobile phone just to wait for one sms from him everyday.

Sounds tough? No lah. This is the bread and butter of my life. I pray hard for him, for us and for my strength. When I see myself, everytime I feel hard and bad, I should see his mother. A strong women.

:)

Xoxo,

Syahira.

Strong Heart

Dear You,

To let him go far thousands miles away arent easy. I dont have right to say NO. This is the biggest challenge that we have to go through and survive. Hurm..

I cant even think what would I do a weekend w/out him, I cant imagine my Friday eve and Monday morning routines w/out him (such as excited waiting for him a night before he come home and monday blues wake up so early in the morning and let him go for work) and many more.

When we are in LDR, there are no such things of weekend routines anymore. Thousands miles away, separated by the oceans, within a year we only managed to see each others for a month only. The rest of 11 months, we communicated via internet. Whatsapp, wechat, tango, skype, fb.. That's it.

I would say that, family, in laws, friends are the most important peeps in my life when my husband is away. Moral supports and advices, chilling with family and friends are things that makes me stronger. I rarely sit alone doing nothing to avoid me down.

Well, at least playing scrabble or candy crush can fulfill my free time. HAHA!

Xoxo,

Syahira.

Long Distance Relationship

Dear You (who ever are reading this),

When you see or read 'long distance relationship', what's on your mind? What's your understanding towards that? Otherwise.. You just ignored.

Personally, the term of LDR is me. I mean my entire life. That's my bread and butter. I am living with it since my puppy love. Hihi..

I cant remember exactly when it was yet I used to have LDR and surprised, I never complains! I just enjoy every single moments in my life. Oh, I am so blessed.

Speaking about LDR is not as easy as ABC, I warned you. Thus, follow me and you will understand 'How I Survived in My Long Distance Relationship'. Rilex, I will promise you that everything will be fine.

Xoxo,

Syahira.