Moving in with your significant other is a lot of things. The words: excited, nervous, yay and holy crap, what are we doing? may come to mind. What I've learned is that if you do build a relationship with someone you love and you'd both like to take the next step, moving in together is a great way to get to know each other on a much deeper level. Before we moved in together, we were dating for about 2 years when we finally decided to start looking for a place together. I stil

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