If after a couple dates we like each other, but are 2 hours apart, would it be wrong to move in together?
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How many dates is a couple?\nTo me that means only TWO.\nYou are both adults with kids, slow down. Allow the kids to get to know each other, take them into consideration, it is not only you two this move would change.\n\nThis will affect their lives too. Make time to introduce the kids on Weekends, Holidays, go to dinners together and at any old time. Get them comfortable with each other, at the same time you will begin to learn all the things you would have never found out about the other person.\n\nKids are straight foward little people. You could never pretend to be someone else around them your kids will sell you out at the drop of a hat.\n\nTrust me I know.
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not realy. you should complete each other. You can be things that she can't and reverse. What you are discreibing is perfection, and nobody is perfect. In a relationship, after the happy months from the beginning, all it matters is compatibiliti
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No, it's not wrong. We all get to this level differently.I would just be honest with him. He won't have a problem waiting longer if he's truly into you. It's called communication and if you can't discuss these small things what's going to happen when you run into the really big ones?
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After dating only two days, you don't yet. Two days is not enough time to build that kind of trust and openness. Wait and give it time. He may have been baiting you, to see how you would react. Letting him ponder and think about that might not be such a bad idea at this point. Good luck!!
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No there is nothing wrong with that keep your long distance relation but you always need to complete it with a local physical contact relation... That will work...
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I dont necessarily think its wrong as long as its with another adult and you arent doing it with children online.  I would suggest going out on a date rather than online stimulation.
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No, it's fine. You've been together a very long time. Why not make things more convenient?
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well the first thing you should consider is would your friendship change if you moved in with him?  Often times, people dont mesh as well as they thought they would prior to moving in together.  What if when you get to collge you want to explore other men....what will that do to your relationship/roommateship?  if you do move in, make sure u two establish boundaraies and set expectations.  Communication is key!!
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I think it's fine as long as you keep things separate.\nThe problems may start if you tell "him" "I can't get together with you tonight, am going out with your sister" and vice versa.\nI know of a couple of relationships like this and they never have issues.\nGood Luck.... you only live once
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I don't know how much this will help you but my girlfriend and I met and started dating almost instantly...thinking back it all happened so quick but it was so natural that we never had any problems.  She lived about 30 minutes away from me and I was in college and worked so it was hard but honestly, I would come home from work and could expect to walk in the door and see her every day (she had a key).  Two months after we met we moved in together and have been living together ever since.  We talk and spend time together every day.  I can honestly say that we have not spent more than 10 days apart from each other since we met 8 months ago and it has been amazing!
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If you both really love each other, then I think you should move. Being in love is the best thing that can happen to someone. It just makes every day a little before. So my answer is yes.  :-) and good luck.
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To be truthful only time will tell. If you care about each other then I'm sure it will work out. Don't look at all the negatives then you start doubting the relationship. Just look at the positives...at least you guys will see each every two weeks.
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i think that depends on which country you're in and from what culture you live in. \n\nin some cultures, especially those in the west, it is no big deal when two unmarried persons move in together and share the same bed (and bathroom and toothbrush and bills).\n\nin some cultures, this is a huge taboo. \n\nso you better weigh your choices carefully. while it's true that moving in together can mean some savings because you can both share the bills, doing so might be against your community or your culture. \n\nalso, on the practical side of things, better find out if you snore and if your girlfriend is bothered by it. believe me, some couples break up because of snoring.
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It depends...how long have you two known each other and who will be making the sacrifice to move away? Let me guess you'll be the one. What are you leaving behind and is moving really worth it? Have you two known each other long enough?
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If you are ok with it, then no. I think it is a little wrong because with it being a week, it isn't like you have really gotten the chance to get to know each other in a romantic sense. You know each other as friends, but not as romantic partners.\n\nIf you are ok with jumping into the sack with a guy after barely dating him a week, or even just without a dating relationship, it is up to you.
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I think it's fine. Sure, there are risks, but it is possible. One of my friends fell in love w/ a guy she never met but fell in love with him anyways. Then, of course, they actually met and have plans to move in with each other very soon. It just depends
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It's normal.\n\nIf there is a true relationship there, it will not hurt it at all. I'ts natural when you first start going out to be all over each other because you're discovering each other and are in that "wow that person is so incredible" stage.\n\nMy serious relationships have started this way as well and it only augmented them - eventually with time the frequency stabilizes. It doesn't mean it won't last 6 months or even 2 years if you care about each other.