For love – no other reason
We get it – you’re sick of paying double rent and leaving things at each other’s place. It’s time to move in with your partner. While sharing an abode can be fun and extremely rewarding, it’s important you’re considering it for the right reasons. After all, once you move in together, the break-up stakes get a lot higher.
For this reason, you should avoid signing a lease (or even buying your first place) together until both of you are 100% comfortable. Don’t leave the decision up to external pressures, such as time or money. Just because one of you has a nicer place, or one of your leases is running out, or you can’t afford to keep up the rent on your current pad – these aren’t good enough excuses.
If you’re toying with the idea of moving in together, ask yourself – are you ready to be around this person all the time? To have them see you at your worst? If so, then all you have to do is work up the courage to ask them to take that next step and move in (you can do it – we believe in you!)
We get it – you’re sick of paying double rent and leaving things at each other’s place. It’s time to move in with your partner. While sharing an abode can be fun and extremely rewarding, it’s important you’re considering it for the right reasons. After all, once you move in together, the break-up stakes get a lot higher.
For this reason, you should avoid signing a lease (or even buying your first place) together until both of you are 100% comfortable. Don’t leave the decision up to external pressures, such as time or money. Just because one of you has a nicer place, or one of your leases is running out, or you can’t afford to keep up the rent on your current pad – these aren’t good enough excuses.
If you’re toying with the idea of moving in together, ask yourself – are you ready to be around this person all the time? To have them see you at your worst? If so, then all you have to do is work up the courage to ask them to take that next step and move in (you can do it – we believe in you!)