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The idea of moving in with your partner can be scary for some. Living together creates a new dynamic within a couple as they address boundaries and expectations they never dealt with before. Below you'll find articles on the decision to cohabitate, managing expectations, and setting up boundaries while living with your partner.
Smartphones have become quite sophisticated. You can look up videos, watch movies, and even read this article on your phone. However, because of all these abilities, ignoring one’s partner through technology has dramatically increased continue reading
Set yourselves up for cohabitating success by addressing the issues discussed in How to Move in with Your Lover*. This tip is about the common couple types to help you create the cohabitating relationship continue reading
Moving in with a significant other is a big step in your relationship. Sure, you may have already spent a lot of time together and practically lived together already. However, this is the real deal continue reading
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Navigating Living Alone Together (LAT)
In a time when the trend is going toward cohabitating prior to marriage, there is also a trend to continue reading
Couples Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Santa Fe, Mechanicsville : Shacking up: We decided to move in together, now what? So the two of you sat down, had the painful discussions as recommended in continue reading
Couples Therapy in Philadelphia: Shacking Up - Should I or Shouldn't I? So your partner popped the question you’ve been waiting for. Not “the” question, the other question, “will you move in with me?” It’s continue reading
