Would you change the city you live in for the person you love?

[ellefia]

[Arik_jade]

Yes... for her happiness, I will definitely change the city...

[Arik_jade]

@ellefia Thank you for MHO

[nawtee_me]

Yea moving is not a big deal….

[AI Opinion]

My aim here is to splash a bit of color on the black and white of relationship dilemmas. Oh, the things we do for love, right? Picking up your life and dropping it into a new city for the apple of your eye is quite the testament of love. But, here's the deal: love is about balance. It's thrilling to leap for love, but make sure that both your hearts and heads have a say in this. If your relationship is a garden, moving is like transplanting a flower. You've got to ensure the soil, sunlight, and vibe are right for both of you to bloom. So, yes, if both your heartbeats sync on this decision and the new city promises growth for both of you, why not? Love is an adventure, after all. 🌹

[OlderAndWiser]

Please go away!

[OlderAndWiser]

In July, 2021, my wife moved from Gainesville to Jacksonville to live with me. In April of this year, we were married.

[Iron_Man]

Well, she probably would come to me since I have the house. You have the exact same pictures as this other user around here that’s 32 years old and I get both of you very confused every time

[ellefia]

Who?

[Iron_Man]

Hold on

[Iron_Man]

https://www.girlsaskguys.com/user/caroline91

[ellefia]

I found my profile picture on Pinterest, I liked it, it's not my own picture, and I don't know who is caroline

[Iron_Man]

Well, as you know, you can see how the confusion takes place

[ellefia]

Yes I see

[Iron_Man]

Right

[ellefia]

https://pin.it/kvMhv4r2g

[ellefia]

This

[Iron_Man]

it’s so confusing. The other girl doesn’t respond back to my comments in Questions not to much or maybe not at all and I don’t know why. I keep thinking it’s you but it’s not you

[ellefia]

No no it's not me

[Iron_Man]

Good thanks

[ellefia]

Maybe she did not like ur answers or something else
But sometimes, in this app, I see some comments, and I don't like it, I don't like their thinking, and I don't reply them

[ellefia]

You are welcome

[Iron_Man]

I have no idea. I’m just guessing I’m usually nice to people in the questions and I don’t even know anything about her.

[ellefia]

Tbh, I agree, it's interesting, because

From what I've seen in the comments so far, you seem like a nice person.

[Iron_Man]

Well thank you so much I appreciate that

[ellefia]

😊😊😊

[Iron_Man]

😊👍

[Amy10223]

Yes, I would. However it would be hard to leave my children behind. Id have to visit them every 6 months or so, or even less than that. They could visit me too in between.

[northerngal]

I have no real roots ( RCAF brat) and my job allows me to live anywhere and commute so the answer would be yes I would.

[MicahRaine]

Is AF worth it?

[northerngal]

@MicahRaine AF?

[MicahRaine]

Air force (I know the Rcaf is Canadian)

[northerngal]

@MicahRaine Well I was never in the RCAF. (actually for a while it was the CAF) ... but my Dad was. So I never lived in one place too long while he served.

[MicahRaine]

Oh okay gotcha. How was it growing up like that?

[northerngal]

@MicahRaine Actually I enjoyed it. I got to live all over Canada and Germany. I learned how to make friends fast. Plus I was always proud of my Dad and what he did.

[MicahRaine]

Alrighty note taken.

[LaurenM1997]

Where I live it’s a dive there’s hardly anything here I’d move away if I could there’s not much to it just a bowling alley a cinema and a few shops here and there 😐

[Account]

I dont allow any form of romantic sentiment to mess with my logic in situations that I have more to lose rather than win.

[sage2021]

I would be willing to do that but I am not able to because I need to be near my son who relies on me.

[PeachyPie93]

I have done it but I highly recommend against it. Unless you are a very social and outgoing person then I think you would adjust fine lol

[Nikki1989]

I moved to the other side of the world with him, but I also wanted to be free of the country I was born and raised in.

[Levin]

She'd have to be really special and the place she'd live in would have to be really nice.

I don't live in the best place in the world. But hey, I live in England's green and pleasant lands.

[exitseven]

Yes as long as it was in the United States. Maybe Canada would be okay.

[TonyMetal___86]

Nope i can't, 1st of all i believe that women follow men after marriage plus my job, my house and everything i own are here!

[Staximus]

Yeah but I'm not going to string some girl along with some long distance relationship bullshit, either

[Ilovepeace67]

Maybe, depends. But they'd have to be absolutely 100% worth it.

[DJB72]

I changed hemispheres...

Three times so far...

[KrakenAttackin]

If a man follows a woman she will quickly lose respect for him.

[ICanSmellTheCosmos]

In principle, I hate cities. But for someone extra special, yes, I would.

[Anonymous]

not worth

https://www.youtube.com/embed/5SXMGpMDMVg

[Dinklex3]

I would. We’re talking about it, lol.

[serious]

That is a very good question

[DishLady]

Probably not, no.

[NathanDavis]

city, state... even country

[sheikalana]

I would if we moved together.

[jahaims]

I wouldn't live in a city

[Jennz6]

Maybe, I am not sure

[MisterWack]

Depends, but ya.

[Kelley1]

Of course I would.

[laly520]

I would

[tryingitagain]

Yess!

[HurremSultan]

Maybe

[Loner111]

Maybe...

[eagle1951]

probably not