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WG is so right -- as is your wiser self. Don't Think That Way! You have to train yrself out of that habit. This one is going to work. When in doubt, reread your own (!) post about arguing, when you talked to the other couple and saw that they didn't consider their fights signs of doom but just as temporary obstacles to getting along.
sorry i'm not more articulate, but only one cup of coffee so far today.
I agree. Take your cue from WG, if he isn't freaking out about moving in then neither should you (he is a GUY after all). And he doesn't seem to be hedging his bets. My spouse had his stuff in storage for two years while we tried out cohabitation-- and you guys are ready to sell shit! Deep down you know it's the real thing.
Yeah! Why did you walk into a relationship without thinking about walking down the aisle with him in the first place?
Can't imagine...
Aw -- that's about the sweetest thing I've ever heard. "You can have my stuff..." Another thing that could be going on is every time you give away something you own, you may be afraid you're giving up part of yourself. You know, like your furniture is a metaphor for yourself. Either way, I think you're doing the right thing. You're choosing this relationship, so there's no "giving away" of yourself. (But I'm all for buying NEW things together -- that would be ideal.) Have fun!
Being In A Relationship Has Made Me Feel More Self-Conscious About My Body Image Than Ever
5 Turn-offs For Men
Stop being an option, but his priority number ONE.
Low Self Esteem: 19 Signs of Low Self Esteem
How to Make an Online Dating Profile That Gets Winks
Why Being a Single Woman Is Overrated
Why ‘Friends With Benefits’ Never Works
How to Be Confident and Feel More Attractive!
When to Break Up – For Good
4 Quick and Easy Ways to Make Any Man Fall in Love
Women 101: What Men Want to Know About Women
5 Things that Stand in the Way of Finding True Love
Why Digging Thru a Lover’s Little Black Book is a TERRIBLE Idea
The Secret to Defeating Jealous Women that C*Block
Why Happy Couple Posing Only Fools YOU
Biggest Mistakes Cuban Women Make When Dating
How to Identify a Compatible Partner That is RIGHT for You
Can We All Get An A-Man?
5 Easy Ways to Get Out of the Single Slump
Switch up the Look!
Approaching Women: How Men Creep Women Out
Top 10 Best Online Dating Tips for Success
WG is so right -- as is your wiser self. Don't Think That Way! You have to train yrself out of that habit. This one is going to work. When in doubt, reread your own (!) post about arguing, when you talked to the other couple and saw that they didn't consider their fights signs of doom but just as temporary obstacles to getting along.
sorry i'm not more articulate, but only one cup of coffee so far today.
I agree. Take your cue from WG, if he isn't freaking out about moving in then neither should you (he is a GUY after all). And he doesn't seem to be hedging his bets. My spouse had his stuff in storage for two years while we tried out cohabitation-- and you guys are ready to sell shit! Deep down you know it's the real thing.
Yeah! Why did you walk into a relationship without thinking about walking down the aisle with him in the first place?
Can't imagine...
Aw -- that's about the sweetest thing I've ever heard. "You can have my stuff..." Another thing that could be going on is every time you give away something you own, you may be afraid you're giving up part of yourself. You know, like your furniture is a metaphor for yourself. Either way, I think you're doing the right thing. You're choosing this relationship, so there's no "giving away" of yourself. (But I'm all for buying NEW things together -- that would be ideal.) Have fun!