<human>: My boyfriend and I have been seeing each other for 2 months.  As crazy as it may seem, or feel, we have already fallen in love with each other.  This is not the first serious relationship for either of us, and neither of us are freshly out of a relationship/on the rebound.  We are compatible in nearly every way and have eerily similar thoughts on almost any subject.

All that being said, we live 3 hours apart but talk constantly and see each other every weekend.  He has been offered a job in the city where I live, but, although the pay is more than he's ever made, it may not be enough to live on alone.  If he moved in and we split expenses, he would be able to start saving for an emergency fund.

I was the one to come up with this plan, and he is somewhat in agreement.  Neither one of us are exactly sure if this is right though.  We are still getting to know each other and are very cautious about doing something so meaningful too soon.

My thought is this:  If he accepts the job, he gives a 2 week notice and we make plans for him to move in.  Set boundaries, decide how the bills will be split, and some other formalities.  We give it 1 month to see how things work out.  He may get into the job and hate it.  We may decide we aren't ready for this.  But a month should give us time to figure things out, and for him to find other arrangements.

Does this sound like a valid plan?  A one month trial period for us and for his job.  If one or both doesn't work out, neither of us will have made huge commitments and he could easily move back out.  Instead of being scared about "would it work out?", I think we are both scared about "moving too quickly".  Not because it doesn't feel right, but because we are cautious and probably concerned about what others (mostly our parents) will think.

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<bot>: Fairly new couple, considering moving in together for (mostly) logistical purposes.  Is a trial period of one month okay?  Or is it a bad idea altogether?