This is what long-term Bitcoin holders typically do, but if an investor is unable to forget about the Bitcoins they hold in their wallet they can't be called a long-term investor at all.
But, not everyone has this option. I, for example, have often had to sell my Bitcoin for reasons beyond my control. This was my fault, of course. I should have forgotten about them and tried to find another way. But life is tough, and circumstances sometimes force you to do things you don't want to.
Of course you can be called a long-term investor. A diamond holder long-term investor is aware of his Bitcoin at all times and he does not care. That is much better than the people who have to use manipulations to not sell their Bitcoins. Many of you have not learned any lessons from Saylor. Borrow money from friends, family, the bank, but do not sell your Bitcoin. It is the last option only after you have exhausted everything else.