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Been going out 3 years. compromise. well if you guys love each other then it's gonna be really fun at first, you probally will not get on each other's nerves for awhile just because it will be so exciting being together. Your wonderful senses of humour, of course. Have him carry you over the threshold. That will help you both lighten up. Do you realize how fortunate you are to have a boyfriend? Find out what tickles him. Find out what makes him chuckle. Find out what really fuels his sense of humour. Find out if it is anything like your own. You have to have some common ground, here, and humour seems to drag in all the senses, from irritability to patience, and from stubborness to complacency. Do you really love him? Are you fond of him? Are you mad about him? Are you both practical and sensible or are you pie in the sky loonies who love doing things that are spontaneous and delightful and fun? You can make living with anyone, your boyfriend included, by not "coming in for the close-up." I have lived (get this one) with an attorney (!) for forty-seven years. (Ghasp.) And do you know how we do it? We cut each other a lot of slack. We have a lot of respect for one another. He is much smarter than I am, but I am more intuitive than he is. He is a Leo and I am a Cancerian. He does the books and I do the laundry and the dishes. He is very reserved and predictable and I am flighty, sensitive and really creative. We get along, and will probably continue to get along for another twenty years because we leave each other alone. We do not "come in for the close-up." I think you know what I mean. We accord one another miles of breathing room. He is 84 and I am 63. We are very fond of one another, and when it comes to those really important things you feel deep down inside yourself, we are attuned almost perfectly. I am sending this to you with the hope this will bring you some invisible insights that will not confine you and that you will not judge him, as you have obviously had some advantages in Life that he has not had. Your sense of humour will probably carry him over the rough spots. Try to remember all things you love, not like, about him. How much fun are you to be around? How much fun are you to live with? God, I'm glad no one asks me those questions! Sent to you with a big smile and hopes for a good autumn in your new flat. When the walls start to close in, and the season begins to change, make sure the two of you go outdoors often and you should be fine until June. From there, you will already have the answers you do not have now. Take good care, and God Bless both of you. From Chris in South Portland, Maine, U.S.A. 9:25 P.M. Thursday evening 3 August 2006. If your that worried about it maybe you shouldnt move in well i think that if ur ready to live together you should go for it.. only thing i can think of saying is give each other space dont hang out all the time... let him go out every now and then and u go out as well that gives u both time to miss each others company and less fights because ur not always with him 24/7. Another thing... make it clear u both clean up together and not all the house chores are all on one person. Stay open minded. Remember that you two are different people and you each want different things. Make sure to give eachother space and make sure to always be honest. You both may have annoying habits that will need some getting used to. If you haven't already, try a few trial runs . . . maybe a few weekends or test it for a month. Discuss the finances and the chores (VERY important to iron these out, in the beginning). Who shops, who cooks, who cleans, who does laundry? Analyze the other's habits (snoring, messiness, TV programming) and decide if they may become flash points, later. don't move in With it being a small flat, that may be hard to do, to prevent a murder taking place. 1) always still see ur friends as b4 the only way it really works is if you dont spend too much time with each other in the same room................ |
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