Dream Works Pictures. (Todd Phillips). (2000). Road Trip [Videotape]. Universal
             This film is very good example of how teenagers today view long distance relationships. There are many scenes throughout the movie where the characters make smart remarks when it comes to relationships. The movie is based on a couple that go to two different schools, one in Texas and one in New York. One sees the relationship as very important and the other sees it as not important. It is a great look at how the society we live in today feels about commitment and trust. If the world lived in this way there would be a lot more problems to deal with.
             Helgeson, Vicki S., (1994). Long-distance romantic relationships: sex differences in
             adjustment and breakup. Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin, v20.
             I feel that this journal article was a great choice for my topic. It deals with the problems of a long distance relationship when it comes to sex. I know how hard it is to be so far from the one I love. I find it very difficult, but I believe that it is totally worth it. She is very special. This journal tells about the problems certain people have had in maintaining their long distance relationships. It also explains how they have overcome the problems or how the problem just was just too much and led to breakup. Sex is a very important thing in many relationships and most commonly the leading problem in most breakups. While in a long distance relationship it can become a very important problem. It is up to the couple to be able to find a way to deal with it and make sure that the time together makes up for it.
             Lydon, John., Pierce, Tamarha., & O'Regan, Shannon. (1997). Coping with moral
             commitment to long-distance dating relationships. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. v73. 104-112.
             I found that this article for The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology has
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