<human>: My husband and I got married pretty damn young (22). We're really great teammates, had no problems financially, but sucked as far as actually being compatible goes: have no shared interests or goals. He didn't even get along with my family, a big component of my life, which always caused stress.

Now, after working on the relationship for the past year, we finally realized we're both not in-love with each other and want out. We just don't want the same things in life, we both lost ourselves in the marriage and became shells of our former selves, did everything together, etc.

Since we're on the same page, we're going to split assets (we have a house), but first we want to pay off debt (credit/otherwise) so that we both have a fighting chance out in the world alone. He'd refinance the house under his name (because I don't want it) and buy me out so I can go and purchase real estate elsewhere.

I'm a little apprehensive about living together for about a year though. We don't hate each other, we actually both love/care about each other and want us both to succeed. We won't be dating other people, but we're going to start going out separately with our own friends and enjoy life. 

How likely is it that we might end up hating each other because we're still living together? I want him to be happy; he wants me to be happy. 
He's going to even help me shop for a place and move out when the time comes.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: Husband and I mutually split, but are going to live together for a year to help pay off debt so we both have a fighting chance at life. Will we end up hating each other?