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Live with boyfriend or stay in halls?
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hellosailor
I know four months doesn't sound long but we've literally been with eachother everyday (a lot of the time 24 hours a day) since we met so we've seen eachother a lot more than most couples and so it feels like we've been together a lot longer. I got out of a three year relationship two years ago and I never once felt the way I do now about my ex.
Thanks for all the advice everyone, I shall be having a good long think.
Thanks for all the advice everyone, I shall be having a good long think.
4 months is still very much a honeymoon period! Especially if your still at the stage where your with each other all the time.
I would say go with halls and see how it goes in a years time.
Reply 21
Halls! Because that way you can have the new opportunities AND the boyfriend- you can't have both if you're living with him. You can always move in with him for 2nd year.
Reply 23
Lush Law
HALLS.
Enough said. You will probably regret it if you don't go into halls, and you will definitely, without a doubt, miss out socially.
Enough said. You will probably regret it if you don't go into halls, and you will definitely, without a doubt, miss out socially.
Since you asked about people who don't live in halls.
Well, I did live in halls actually lol. I had my hall mates- the people I lived with and other flats etc. Then I had my course mates who all lived at home. We are a close knit group, even though Im the only one who lives in halls. So you can live with your boyfriend and have close friends which you can have a social life with aswell.
Reply 24
Since you're gonna be in London I'm guessing you will HAVE to live out after your first year, so take the opportunity of experiencing life in halls while you can! Plus all the stuff said above about if you split up etc...
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