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Hey who here lives with their boyfriends at uni.
I'm starting uni this sept and im gona live with my bf in halls. Do u think this is a good idea? Personally i'm really excited.
I'm starting uni this sept and im gona live with my bf in halls. Do u think this is a good idea? Personally i'm really excited.
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i reckon youre mega lucky, good luck with it!
hey an aston chick! 
well being at aston with ur bf should be cool because you'd be able to share the whole uni experience together.Just make sure you spend a bit of time apart ie have 'you time' because it could get a bit too much. I know a few people who've come to uni with their significant others and had fun. Oh also dont let it tie you down though ie go out,have fun..make new mates..mingle and live it up
well being at aston with ur bf should be cool because you'd be able to share the whole uni experience together.Just make sure you spend a bit of time apart ie have 'you time' because it could get a bit too much. I know a few people who've come to uni with their significant others and had fun. Oh also dont let it tie you down though ie go out,have fun..make new mates..mingle and live it up
im going to in september *bounces*
I'm moving in with my bf in September at Uni. He'll be at work, me at Uni. I'm in my second year and he basically lived with me last year and it was great!
Have you been together long?
Have you been together long?
hiphopgirl121
Hey who here lives with their boyfriends at uni.
I'm starting uni this sept and im gona live with my bf in halls. Do u think this is a good idea? Personally i'm really excited.
I'm starting uni this sept and im gona live with my bf in halls. Do u think this is a good idea? Personally i'm really excited.
As long as you do it quietly and don't piss people off.
Lunar_Scorpion
As long as you do it quietly and don't piss people off.
i second this. the walls were quite thin in my halls
I don't think it'd be for me; Uni's an experience I'm looking forward to venturing out on alone, and doing everything myself, but I'm sure as long as you don't shut yourselves away in the first few weeks when friendships are forged, you'll be fine.
May be a little awkward if you were to fall out, but I know that's not a factor you're likely to want to consider/discuss.
Best of luck!
May be a little awkward if you were to fall out, but I know that's not a factor you're likely to want to consider/discuss.
Best of luck!
sounds good to me...as long as you dont spend your whole time together!
My sister did (that was about 5 years ago) and they are still going strong
I lived with my bf at uni and he was abusive and raped me several times. It wouldn't have happened if i decided to stay with him. He was too jealous
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I lived with my bf at uni and he was abusive and raped me several times. It wouldn't have happened if i decided to stay with him. He was too jealous
Of course it wouldn't have happened if you hadn't stayed with him, if I hadn't put my finger in the plug socket I wouldn't have been electrocuted...
As it is that adds nothing to this discussion does it?
has its good things but also bad things.
Bad idea. Sorry to say it, but it really is. All my friends who had boyfriends/girlfriends when they went to uni [not necessarily at the same uni], had broken up within 6 months. One of my friends went to the same city as her boyfriend to uni, although not the same uni, and they found it too close.
Three lads I know went to the same school together, are best friends and came to the same uni together. How sad. Uni is about independence and meeting new people, not clinging onto what you have at home.
Three lads I know went to the same school together, are best friends and came to the same uni together. How sad. Uni is about independence and meeting new people, not clinging onto what you have at home.
yeah someone i knew lived in the same house as her boyfriend and she just could not work at all because he keep distracting her and in the end they broke apart, what was worse they still had to live in the same house for a while after.
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