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36-40,
anonymous
writes: hi guys, hopefully you can help or at least just tell me i'm being silly!! i've been with my boyfriend for nearly 5years, we recently moved into our own place after living with his mother for a year [hes 36 and this is his first time of moving out of home] i've been thinking for a while i'd like more from the relationship, marriage kids etc... but everytime i mention it he tells me its too expensive or laughs. he treats me really well, and we love each other but it just doesn't feel like its going anywhere anymore.. anyone with any suggestions on how i can change things? thanks
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reader, anonymous, writes (17 January 2007): Ummm...quick question....Does he think that marriage is too expensive or the wedding? Many men will marry but don't want a big to do to go with it.
But I think, your guy has a different problem. He's CHEAP!! CRAZY CHEAP. He didn't move out til he was 36, red flag number one. Apparently, everything is too expensive for him, cause he never took care of his own bills for 17 extra years in his adult life!
He probably will never grow up, unfortunately for you. He was coddled for far too long.
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reader, cd206 +, writes (16 January 2007):
It's ok if he doesn't want marriage and kids, lots of men don't, but if thats what you want then you have a problem. Many couples break up over this issue. Don't hang around thinking you can convince him to do the happy families thing with you because chances are you won't but make it clear to him how much you want these things so he has the opportunity to compromise if it means staying with you.
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