Are there different types of commuter marriages?
For you and your partner, commuter marriage may mean: • You’re living apart, temporarily or for a long time. • You spend days or weeks apart sporadically or on a regular schedule. • You both live full-time in the same house, but rarely see each other because of work schedules. • You may have chosen this lifestyle by preference or been forced into it by circumstance. • One or both of you may be traveling, frequently or occasionally, but not together. • One of you is forced to travel far away for long periods of time, either because you work in the military or some other traveling occupation.Any of these situations can be called a commuter marriage. Perhaps you’re not married, or you’re contemplating marrying. Perhaps you’re in this situation because you met while living far apart, and your relationship has progressed to commitment or marriage, but you’re still not living together. Many commuter marriages begin as Internet dating, or because the partners met while traveling for work or o
