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Should I move in with boyfriend in a rocky relationship or try to make it without him?

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Question - (1 March 2011) 2 Answers - (Newest, 1 March 2011)
A female United States age 30-35, anonymous writes:

The situation here is a little complicated, so let me explain.

My boyfriend and I have been dating for 3 years. We are both graduating college this year, and he will be moving across the country to take a job. I have no job lined up for next year and it is too late to apply for graduate school.

Unfortunately, due to a family situation, I can no longer live at home with my parents. This means that when I graduate in May, I will be homeless. I'm still applying for jobs, but so far, I have not been successful in finding one. To make it clear, I have explored several options, and I still have no place to live after graduation.

My boyfriend and I have been on rocky ground the last few months, but he says he wants me to move in with him. I don't want to do this if he's only offering out of pity, but he promises he wants me there. I'm afraid I'll become a burden to him, he'll resent me, and we will break up. Should I move in with him, or should I stay here and try to find a place to live?

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A reader, anonymous, writes (1 March 2011):

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No, there is absolutely no way that my parents would let me move back in. My mother has already informed me that if there's not any other option, I should fail my classes so that I can continue living on campus next year.

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A reader, anonymous, writes (1 March 2011):

I think you should sit and talk with your parents and work things out. They love you and would care for you in such a situation. I will guarantee this no matter what the issue is. Its very hard to initiate I understand however once you do, you can easily take steps to resolve whatever conflict is going on. Good luck.

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