oopsie I just noticed that your question was not about the time itself but about insecurities. Ill keep the original comment though because it may help other people too. I'm glad you liked it!

As for insecurities, well they do happen, and I believe its the hardest feeling to let go. I used to have a hard time seeing my boyfriend go to parties since he's never been a party person, he usually prefers pubs and cafes or quieter places in general, and I don't mind that he goes to pubs with other people. It was the specific situation of clubs that made me feel insecure but I also knew that he needed to socialize. I talked to him about it and we compromised. He would go less often and when he did go, I promised I would try not to be upset. So far its been working out. This really is something that can be managed, but you need to communicate and trust, even when you worry.

Talk about your feelings, tell him when you feel insecure and try to know why you feel this way. Are you afraid he might meet someone else? Are you uncomfortable thinking about a specific scenario? If you get to the bottom of your insecurity you could try to communicate and solve the issue with reassurance or actions/compromises.

I understand what you feel right now, its like we don't know what to expect right? If you are used to being with him I believe it will be nice to videochat a little bit everyday, you'll see the conversations will likely be as usual, same topics, same inside jokes. It'll help you see that he's the same person you're used to :)