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Sunflower Jones November 2, 2009 at 8:27 pm

Ahem… well! Umm, I think a lot of your points are valid and should definitely be considered seriously before making such a commitment. Your views may not be academically progressive, but they certainly are the real-life truth about the way many of us think and behave in relationships. I know (personally) that so many times in relationships, we as crazygirls don’t deal with our relationship truthfully, but instead, live in a fantasy world of what we wish it was. That is where we get into trouble thinking that if we move in with a man, it will put us on the fast track to engagement, etc. I feel happy and blessed to have an honest and open relationship where we discuss the possibility of moving in, engagement, etc. without the scary pressure because we are BOTH ready for that move. So, I’m going for it! Lastly, I think moving in together is just like any other big relationship risk you may take. It could work…. or you could fall on your face, but if you both go into it informed, prepared, and emotionally ready- why not!