vraiblonde said:If it's some suckhole, tell him forget it.
vraiblonde said:If it's some suckhole, tell him forget it.
kwillia said:Then I'm siding with Vrai on this one... as long as you aren't using this move for ulterior motives such as to force commitment or become dependent expecting to be financially provided for I say what have you got to lose?!?!?! Make sure you continue to be financially independent and DON'T GET PREGNANT.
NO BABIES!!!! Babies come after a ring.kwillia said:Then I'm siding with Vrai on this one... as long as you aren't using this move for ulterior motives such as to force commitment or become dependent expecting to be financially provided for I say what have you got to lose?!?!?! Make sure you continue to be financially independent and DON'T GET PREGNANT.
Will you come visit me at the beach?mv_princess said:Ft Bragg. So it's still close to home, yet far enough away that I can be on my own with the choice to come back.
Of course, that really is my whole big reason, so I can be closer to another tall chick. And go to the beach.Nickel said:Will you come visit me at the beach?
Well, if that's the case I have a cute neighbor you can shack up with.mv_princess said:Of course, that really is my whole big reason, so I can be closer to another tall chick. And go to the beach.
I think I will stick with this one for a while. But maybe I can take weekend vacations.Nickel said:Well, if that's the case I have a cute neighbor you can shack up with.
Who cares? If they split up, they split up. She's not going there to marry the guy and live happily everafter. If it turns out that way, great. If not, oh well.ylexot said:I once heard that when a relationship goes bad, it usually happens around the 5th month or so. So, I said 6+ months, but every relationship is different.
I do happen to really like him. And I would like to live with him, to see if things work out. And like she said, if they don't I got to see a new part of the countryvraiblonde said:Who cares? If they split up, they split up. She's not going there to marry the guy and live happily everafter. If it turns out that way, great. If not, oh well.
I guess I see moving in with someone differently. I see it as a step towards marriage.vraiblonde said:Who cares? If they split up, they split up. She's not going there to marry the guy and live happily everafter. If it turns out that way, great. If not, oh well.
mv_princess said:I do happen to really like him. And I would like to live with him, to see if things work out. And like she said, if they don't I got to see a new part of the country
Nothing ventured - nothing gained! I'll be coming to visit!mv_princess said:I do happen to really like him. And I would like to live with him, to see if things work out. And like she said, if they don't I got to see a new part of the country
No way did I get the sense that this was being done for the sake of solidifying the relationship. Rather, I got the sense that she sees this as an opportunity to take a chance in a new area and who better to roomy with than the guy that she loves being around to boot. With the job he has, they aren't going to be up each other's butts (figuratively speaking :eyebrow) and she has already established a clean getaway if it ends up being a bad move.vraiblonde said:Who cares? If they split up, they split up. She's not going there to marry the guy and live happily everafter. If it turns out that way, great. If not, oh well.
kwillia said:Make sure you continue to be financially independent and DON'T GET PREGNANT.
It's much more realistic to have a roommate to share expenses with these days.Geek said:What about living on your own, close to him?
kwillia said:Then I'm siding with Vrai on this one... as long as you aren't using this move for ulterior motives such as to force commitment or become dependent expecting to be financially provided for I say what have you got to lose?!?!?! Make sure you continue to be financially independent and DON'T GET PREGNANT.
And if you can get some free butt out of the deal, whoooeeee!kwillia said:It's much more realistic to have a roommate to share expenses with these days.