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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't move in with a man unless you are engaged or know that engagement is in the near future. It's much harder to leave once you're living together. [/quote] How do you know engagement is in the near future? Are [i]you[/i] proposing to [i]him[/i]?[/quote] DP. Women are starting to propose. [/quote] Cmon now. You know the people posting these weird rules also do not believe in a woman proposing.[/quote] I'm a proponent of men and women making choices in their 20s that set them up for marriage and kids (and actually getting married) if they think they might want those things, and I absolutely believe in women proposing. But even if you don't want to propose, it's not like you can't talk seriously about timelines. [/quote] Talk is cheap! [/quote] My kids think it's hysterical that I gave their dad an ultimatum. I was offered a massive promotion that would have involved my moving away. I had only known my spouse for four months at this point but we had basically spent every day together. I told him "I think you're the one but I'm not turning down this massive promotion unless we're engaged." At some point, there's no point to dancing around. Figure out what you want and ask for it. Look, I proposed to my husband! I'm on board with this. [/quote] To the PP who asked "How do you know engagement is in the near future? Are you proposing to him??" I can't imagine being in a relationship for a few years and not having discussed this. You "know" because you talk about it. [/quote][/quote]
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