<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

I just wanted to get some advice about this whole thing.

I met my boyfriend in middle school, and we've been together ever since.  I can't imagine my life without him, and we've talked about it and if living together goes well then he'll propose to me.  I'm planning on moving out of my dorm and in with him in his apartment in December.  

My parents are dead set against it, and I think I know their reasons.  They only vocalized the third one.

1) They never really liked my boyfriend.  In high school, he had some issues with depression and anxiety, and there were times when he would be upset and in turn, it would make me upset.  However, he didn't want me to tell anyone, including my parents, so my parents thought I was always upset because he was actively treating me badly or something.  My boyfriend did end up getting therapy (and medication) and it hasn't been much of an issue since.

2) He dropped out of college freshman year, because he didn't feel like he was getting much out of it.  He has a good job with his older cousin, and he makes roughly 50,000 a year, but my parents don't know that, they probably think he's a deadbeat.

3) They are pretty devout Catholics.  They probably assumed I was continuing to live that way at school.  I never really discussed it with them, I'm pretty sure they assumed I was still a virgin until I told them about moving in with my boyfriend.

The thing is, I'm relatively independent of them.  I have a full ride scholarship to school, and I have a part time job where I pay most of my expenses.  I want to move in with my boyfriend, should I do it anyways?  I know my parents, and they already said that they wouldn't cut me out of their lives or anything, just that they would be disappointed
<bot>: For various reasons, including religious ones,  my parents don't don't want me to move in with my boyfriend.  Should I do it anyways?