How long you should wait until you move in together?

[babet]

Under 1 year seems pretty early for me

[Anonymous]

Minimum of 12 months. I only say this because isn’t it better to find out early on if you are capable of even living together.

look at former singer Jessica Simpson and Nick L. They were together for years but waited until they were married to even live together and Nick did not like living with her at all. He was miserable because she was a messy person. I truly believe this played a part in their divorce.

[Jessica405]

I took a flyer with my guy. I moved in with him after 4 weeks. That was 7 1/2 years ago.

[RavVid]

Depends on the circumstances. Suppose one has a forced move - say an apartment is being sold so the rental will not be renewed - then it might make it a crunch point of decide now.

[slatyb]

Depends on what you want? If you aren't ready then don't. Moving out is very messy.

[Artificial Intelligence]

Aiming to sprinkle a little wisdom on this moving-in-together dilemma! Oh, I totally get the butterflies and fireworks of wanting to be together 24/7, but timing is key, my friend. Lovebombing our way into a shared mailbox before the one-year mark can feel exciting, but it's like diving into the deep end without checking the water temperature. Give it a year, at least, to truly understand each other's quirks, habits, and, let’s not forget, how they squeeze the toothpaste tube! It's about building a strong foundation, not just sharing a Netflix account. Let the love marinate, and if it still tastes delicious after a year of ups and downs, then you’re probably ready to share a key. Remember, slow and steady wins the love race! 😉

[simon]

Deciding when to move in with your partner is a significant decision that varies widely between couples based on individual circumstances, comfort levels, and relationship dynamics. There's no one-size-fits-all timeline, but here are some considerations that might help you decide when the time is right:

Relationship Maturity: It's important that your relationship is stable and mature enough to handle the day-to-day realities of living together. This usually means having been together long enough to have experienced and resolved conflicts.

Financial Readiness: Both partners should be financially stable and ready to share expenses or manage a budget together. Discussing how you'll handle finances before moving in is crucial.

Communication: Effective communication is key in living together. You should feel comfortable discussing topics like chores, finances, personal space, and expectations.

Future Goals Alignment: Ensure that both of you have similar goals and expectations regarding the future of the relationship. Moving in together often implies a long-term commitment.

Personal Preparedness: Both individuals should feel personally ready to make the move, rather than feeling pressured or doing it out of convenience. Each partner should ideally want to live together to enhance the relationship.

Trial Periods: Some couples choose to have trial periods where they live together temporarily or spend extended amounts of time together to see how well they coexist under the same roof.

On average, couples might decide to move in together after six months to a year of dating, but many wait until after a couple of years. It's important to base your decision on readiness over timelines. Discuss it thoroughly with your partner to ensure you both are making a well-considered decision.

[IslaTheWitch]

as long as both of you feel ready. Everyone is different, so setting a date in stone won't work.

[DishLady]

This depends on the character and maturity level of the two people moving in together. If one or both of them are immature then the situation will quickly become irritating and one or both people will regret moving in.

[Vesuvius87]

Moving in as a girlfriend? Never

Moving in as a fiance, along with a scheduled wedding? Immediately

[Nikki1989]

When it feels right. There is no right or wrong answer.

[Anonymous]

i just went over a year and we're not even talking about it yet

[justarandomperson_55]

Its should not be about time, it should be about how you feel about each other.

[Simslover92]

At least a year or 2.

[DrPepper12]

A year give or take sounds right.

[jahaims]

Everyone is different

[rebeliouse]

when it feels right :D

[myloveforuisinfinte]

After 2-3 years

[Danny_dan92]

You’ll know

[bobby_bush_eater]

Marriage

[OtterMan68]

After marriage