<human>: When my boyfriend [24M] and I [23F] first got together 3 years ago, we dated for a year and a half. We took a year-long break and have been back together for the past 3 months and it's better than I ever could have imagined. We see each other nearly every day and spend the night at each other's place most nights. We communicate openly about issues and truly love each other dearly. We first broke up because we weren't able to put the time into the relationship to make it work. 

He will be attending school near my apartment starting January, and just found out that his current roommate will be moving out of their apartment in February. He can't afford the rent for a place on his own and his parents live too far from school for him to live there. So I told him he'd be welcome to stay at my place if he had no other option, and while he does not want to mooch off of me it's the most convenient solution.

I was just wondering if anyone had any tips or advice on how we can make this situation easier for the both of us? I live in a one-bedroom so there is some extra space, but obviously it will take some rearranging for all of our stuff to fit together. He also wants to contribute financially but knowing that he is having difficulty with finances I want to figure out an arrangement that seems fair (he can do the dishes, I abhor doing the dishes). 

Any advice in general would be much appreciated. This is not exactly a situation where we have mutually decided that we would be living into a new place that would be ours both, and I know he is uncomfortable with the idea of me supporting him too much. How can we make this work out?

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<bot>: BF is most likely going to need to live with me in my current apartment for an extended period of time. How can we make sure this goes smoothly and does not blow up in our face?