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2heda

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non-exisent relationship
Posted: 09-05-08 18:25pm

me and my bf have been going out for over a year, in the beginning to the middle we were prettty close, now that we started living together, all we do is fight..we been living together about 7 monthes, all he does is ignore me,...and whenever i go by him he gets up and walks away, out into the living room....he makes me feel like i dont exist to him anymore, its like he has no emotions towards me anymore like he used to..and i love him soo much, and it just makes me feel really bad, hes on the computer all the time, on the phone texting all the time,, but he can do all that stuff, but he cant spend no time with me.......please help!!!
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Posted: 09-05-08 18:41pm

moving in with someone is a big commitment...they say the first year of marriage is the hardest bc you're getting used to each other living styles...i've been dating my boyfriend for over 2 years now, and he's asked but I think moving in together is a step after marriage...many couples relationships do fail if they move in together before marriage....people need time to themselves, and when you live together you're ALWAYS around each other..the relationship can turn sour pretty fast...maybe you two should talk and you should think about moving out...is there somewhere else you can stay? tell him you thought moving in together would help the relationship and you two aren't as ready as you thought....i think that would be best for the relationship right now
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