<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

So we've been together almost 4 years, have lived together officially for 2 years in June (unofficially for 3). We have an amazing relationship built on trust, communication and love. We both know that we're going to spend the rest of our lives together, have kids (when we have stable careers) and grow old.

Here's the problem, though. In June, we'll automatically be considered common law by our Province. I'm more than happy with that, and would consider that good enough for me. I don't need a fancy wedding or anything, I don't need anything or anyone to make our commitment real - I feel like we do that on our own.

She, however, disagrees. She doesn't want a wedding either (jesus christ they're expensive) or even a fancy ring (working on that!), but she does want a marriage commissioner to make it official, and as she says "I want papers!"

She's basing this off of her parent's relationship, saying how good they've had it together. Furthermore, she says it doesn't feel like we're really married and that common law would only be OK if we could get a certificate or something.
<bot>: I'm okay with just being automatically common law, she wants papers proving we're together. It's literally the only thing we haven't agreed on or even come to a compromise on.