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Moving Guide

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After the jump, eight questions to ask yourself right now. Long-term future You have to explore the obvious question: Do you see yourself with this person long-term? When we did, I often felt as if anything in the world—a TV commercial, his phone, a bird flying outside the window—was more important than me.

In order to see all the pros and cons of moving for love we have some of the most important questions to ask yourself before making your decision. At least one person has to be generally willing, otherwise it cannot work out. We also started to get really comfortable, which wasn't necessarily a good thing. We were long distance 300 miles and ultimately moved to a new location for both of us.

Moving Guide

If the guy you're dating didn't for a moment consider relocating himself to accommodate your life—or decided to move on his own without asking you and making you part of the discussion, it's not a good sign, says , Ph. His decisions affect you and the relationship, and failing to consult you about any major life moves shows that he's not taking your needs, wants, and preferences into account like he should be if you're going to make big changes to your life for him. When the communication and the giving is a one-way street, it makes the relationship unbalanced, whereas those that involve equal parts of give and take on both sides are more egalitarian, says , Ph. Other signs he sees things as serious besides making sure you know the core people in his life could range from planning a trip together to looking into buying a condo or house as a couple. If he changes the topic or just dismisses these types of conversations when you bring them up, you shouldn't follow him anywhere. But if you or your guy goes silent or shuts down during tough times, it's a bad sign, and you probably aren't ready for the stress of moving to a new place to accommodate his life. So if either one of you currently becomes quiet during conflict, it's best to table any talk about moving and focus on finding ways to vocalize your thoughts and feelings during disagreements first. You don't have to be his one and only priority, but your significant other needs to think of you and your interests when it comes to issues both big and small. If he picks restaurants without thinking about what kinds of food you like or makes plans with another couple without consulting you—even though he knows you dislike them—he isn't giving you the consideration you deserve, says Orbuch. This applies to moving, as well. If your lease isn't up or you aren't prepared to leave your job just yet, he should help brainstorm ways to make the timing work. While this may seem like a good thing, if your bond hasn't endured challenges, then you may not be ready for a serious step like moving to be with him, says Michaelis. Some relationships have only existed in a bubble and aren't exposed to certain pressures that determine whether it can survive a difficult situation, like a health problem or one of you losing your job. Couples who have already weathered a long-distance relationship because of a job, school, or military commitment often hold up well over time. And if you've seen your significant other through the loss of a loved one or something else serious, that's usually a sign that your bond will be able to stand the test of time. For many couples, having the same key life values such as religion, a focus on family, or a certain approach to money is what solidifies the relationship over the long term, says Orbuch. If you and your partner don't see eye-to-eye on these things, it's probably not a good idea to relocate. One big issue you shouldn't ignore is how you allocate finances. If you pay all your bills on time and he prioritizes spending on fun stuff, it's a red flag that you need to have a serious money discussion. Ask him how he budgets his paycheck and what kind of saving or investing he does. If may seem unsexy, but it's an important conversation to have; if his answers don't align with your values, you may not want to make the move. There is one situation in which you can feel good about moving even if one or more of the warning signs above describe your relationship: If you'd be genuinely excited to live in a new place even if he's not in the picture and you're feeling particularly adventurous, you can still consider it as an option, says , Ph. Just make sure you'd be okay living in your potential new hometown on your own since it may come to that.

I feel like moving around and getting resettled, idea in new places is a great skill to learn if you want to — but it is better to start early as I think it is one of those things that is harder to do the longer that you wait. This means that I am very frequently alone and north heavily on my friends for my social life, so much so that I consider them my family. CC: I feel like I've gotten a little needier than I used to be. I barely even saw a ton of racial diversity in my day to day life until la school. I would be different. It's a big, tough decision and one I'm well familiar with. But I wasn't forced. DWers stories about moving have helped me try to get over those feelings.

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released December 15, 2018

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