<human>: I've been with my current girlfriend for four years and counting now (I'm 25, she's 22), and we get along OK when we spend time together; we argue but I'm lead to believe plenty of couples do.

Without going into too much detail, we've had our ups and downs and everytime it seems to get on top of us I try to break it up, whereas she inevitably convinces me to give it another try.

I'm moving into a large house soon with a couple of single guy friends of mine and having been in relationships from a very young age their lifestyle obviously holds great appeal to me, whereas she wants nothing to do with my new potential home and has never really gotten along with any of my friends (good guys, but she claims it's down to shyness).

I would've moved in with her by now but she struggles to hold down jobs and we wouldn't be able to do it financially between ourselves. This may be due to change as she starts a new job next month which involves a lot of travelling and overlapping hours (I work nights anyway), but it's definitely not something I can see her keeping up for long. Besides, after having girlfriends since I was a young teen I really would like some bro-time before I get much older.

We only see each other once a week as it is but with the situation changes occuring (her job and my move) would it be wise to wait and see or try to sever it for us to both have a fresh start?

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<bot>: In an apathetic relationship, chance of clean slate for both of us on the horizon. What do I do, [/r/BreakUps](/r/BreakUps)?