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Is it just sharing an apartment lease, or is there more to it? Like, how much time do you actually have to spend together to be considered living with someone? Does it matter if you have separate bedrooms, or is it all about sharing a space?

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answered 177 days ago

Living in means freedom to choose what you want in a relationship without the legal responsibility and sanctity of marriage. If you are living together but separated rooms, you can choose! you can share chores, and still call it as live in or flat-mates whatever you consider it!

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answered 176 days ago

You can't bound the things with only time.It is also sharing responsibilities including finance and then how you want to carry this with mutual understanding.

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My partner and I are thinking about moving in together, and we're curious about what the future might look like for us. Specifically, we're wondering how long couples who live together typically stay together. Do couples who cohabit tend to have long-lasting relationships, or do they often break up sooner than those who don't move in together? What factors might influence the longevity of cohabiting relationships?
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Live in doesnt guarantee successful marriage or future with ur partner. But it can be pretty helpful
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I decided to move in with my partner to save on rent and other expenses. It seemed like a smart choice at first, but then I found out that 42% of couples who move in together to save money end up regretting it. Now I'm starting to wonder if the savings are really worth the potential strain on our relationship.
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Waiting to move in with my partner – is there a right time? So, when is the right time to move in with your partner? Is there such a thing as waiting too long? I don't want to rush things, but also don't want to miss out on taking the next step. Any advice on when to take the plunge and start living together with your partner?
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There's no definitive proof that the seven-year itch is real - or that it isn't, either.Its basically the honeymood period is over, you then also come long way from all conflicts and it can lead to lot of monotonous and mundane fights, so thats where in its important to try a little harder in when you are in such long term relationship
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What is the difference between a life partner and a partner ?
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My partner and I have been together for seven months, and we’ve been talking about moving in together. I’m excited about the idea, but I can’t shake the feeling that it might be too soon. Is seven months considered too early to take this step, and what factors should we consider before making a decision?
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During this time, have you built a solid foundation of trust, communication, and understanding? It's important to discuss your expectations regarding finances, household responsibilities, and personal space. If you both feel comfortable addressing potential challenges and have a clear vision for your future together, seven months could be a reasonable timeframe. However, if you have lingering doubts or haven’t fully explored how you handle conflicts, it might be worth taking a bit more time to ensure you’re both truly ready for this commitment.
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How long do two people need to live together before it's considered cohabitation?
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So, let's say you've been living with your partner for a really long time, like ten years! Is that still considered cohabitating, or is there another term for couples who've been together for a whole decade?
until you are getting married it is considered cohabitation.
Hello , It is still called cohabiting
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Everyone keeps talking about the dangers of cohabitating. Is it really that bad to move in with your partner? What are the downsides we should be aware of before taking the plunge and sharing an apartment? Should we hold off on moving in together or is this all just hype?
I suggest if you have a shared future, cohabitation will help, even if downfall you will be knowninh the person you want to marry inside out
Everyone has their own experience and like other things there are also some pons and cons.You have to care about your feelings and it's your choice how you want to move on.

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