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Is it a good idea to move in with your bf and his mom?

im 22 and his 23 lately my boyfriend has been bugging saying that he wants me to move in with him i would only problem is that he still with his mom ...his all his mom has shes a single mother the rest of his brother and 2 sisters are already marry and have their own lives ..they both depend on each other shes a great lady i get along with her pretty great but i dont want to take the risk of moving in 2gether and i know at one point we will get anoid of each other and ruin the relationship between me and her am i wrong for that or am i thinking the right way ? ps i have a dodgy and a cat i love like my kids that i would take them with me she doesnt mind the dog but she hates cats and im not willing to leave her behind what should i do

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even in countries where that kind of think is the norm, its not a good idea. maybe find a place close to her.

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i'd say hell no, this guy is a loser first of all.

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Green to the hell no.
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Green to the loser! What guy asks a girl to move in with him and Mom?! Train wreck!
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Oh wow! Is it ever? Don't do that unless you are really looking for trouble.

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The truth is that I think it is a bad idea to shack up with a guy, any guy, but I am really old fashioned. I cannot help it, no matter how many people do it, I just cannot do it myself. To add someone's mother into the mix just sounds like disaster to me.
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Sounds like disaster to me too . . .ugh.
Thanx for ur comment on my answer :)
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no because yall wont get any privacy

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You don't want to do this. Great lady or not.
Moving in would ruin everything.

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Agree Kuckle. Green.
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No. Not at all!

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do not move in with a mommies boy nor should you date a mommies boy -- especially one boy enough to ask you to move into his mommies place

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i think no cz may be u & his mommy ok now with together bt after few weeks ago problems will begin between u & he & his mother & there will never be secret life for u,,, think clearly to be happy

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When I was your age I moved in with my girlfriend and her mom. It was the worst mistake I ever made. I had to get out just to regain my sanity. Take it from someone who's been there. Stay independent. You'll be a happier person for it.

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thnks i like ure advice many ppl put that his a mamas boy and u know wat is just thaat in our colture we respect our mothers and care for them till they die his mother raised 4 kids on her own and she has no husband i think he feels bad to leave his mother alone but since ive been having trouble at home he told me not to put up with it and i coulld move in with him if iwant but that we wur going to save money to move out but he will still like for us to go visit hiss mom so she wont b alone but ppl here just right aways jump in2 the conclution they dont think b4 they speak
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I don't necessarily believe he is a mama's boy. It is ok that they depend upon each other. But if he wants a commitment with you he should move out of the situation. He can still take care of his mom without having to live with her. Sorry that you are having trouble at home. Maybe you can find work and get your own place?
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yea thats wat we are hoping hopefully it hppd thnks for ure advise and thinking outside the box not like other ppl
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Good luck to you sweetie.
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What a nice man you are. Green.
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Bad move! Way bad move! Her place, her rules! You'll have no say in anything concerning your life! And don't expect mommas boy to stand up for you. Mommy has him right where she wants him.
He's a loser! Two is company...three is a crowd.

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Girl don't do it .. Get jobs first get your GED like you talked about before get jobs and get your own place. Don't risk inflict with your mother in law :/ besides what about the kitty lol ;)

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lol yea girl thts wat im telling him i told him lets get our ged then get a job save up and move in but he thinks his doing me a fav cuz i have been fighting with my brother alot and he feels bad for me and he told me to move in with him and still have the same dream but yea i think im just going to do it my way first :)
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Aw that's thoughtful of him to want to minimize your fights with your brother but you have to remember that siblings will always fight (: it's life! :)
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no way

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yes girl
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u should
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No...
Keeping a good distance(not too far, not too close either) is a ways to
maintain a good relationship with them, I think.
Also, your cat would be feeling stressed around a cat hater.

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No cat haters please. Green thumb for you! I agree.
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You know what you are talking about!
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absolutely not a good idea. you are asking for trouble. this is a sure way to ruin your relationship not only with your bf but also his mother. I think too when you live with them it is unlikely that you will get married as they say why buy the cow when you get the milk for free. your in for trouble with a capital t.

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first tell him ok and when he start sto act up leave him!!!!!<3

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If you all want to live together, get your own place together. Besides it's time.

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Nice one cookie!
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yea i decided on that 2 thnks :)
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Umm, he doesn't want you to move in with HIM, he wants you to move in with THEM, mainly his mommie who hasn't required him to grow up yet, probably because he's the last kid at home and she doesn't want to live alone. You'll be getting yourself in a world full of $hit if you agree to this.

The best way to become this woman's enemy is to move in and let her see (and hear) first hand how much you two are in love. She'll start to see that, one day, you two will move on, leaving her all alone, and before you know it she'll be sabotaging your relationship to keep him to herself.

If he wants to play grown-up with you, you two need to get an apartment of YOUR OWN, where YOU make the rules, make the decisions - and you get to keep your pets (definitely a bonus)! You two can do things you don't want Mom to know about first hand and she can visit - occasionally. :)

Suggest this to him and judge by his response how much she has him wrapped around her finger at this point.

Depending on that, it may be better to go find a guy who's already cut the umbilical cord.

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And his mom? Definitely not.

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It's a different story if his mother is disabled or something and requires someone to care for her. But aside from that hell no, it may be ok in the beginning but it will get old real fast. Don't do it!!

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