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Pretty much what the title says. 

I'm applying for a graduate program in the next couple weeks, however won't be going to school for another year. I have a stable job and am taking classes and am just plain tired of living at home at this point. I love my parents and it's a very convenient living situation, but I don't want to deal with their consistent nagging and am trying to be more independent.

With that being said, I'm also very conscientious about spending money and am trying to save up as much as I can for school, so splitting living expenses would be a priority for me. 

Enter friend from high school. He is also trying to move out of his childhood house and recently looked into an apartment complex that is literally 7 min away from my job. I would have no problem living with him, he's pretty much like a brother to me, however he has a girlfriend. She's really sweet and we've hung out several times so there aren't any issues in that department, but obviously he doesn't want to make her uncomfortable. They've only been dating for a few months if that matters. 

I really want this to work out because financially it's a really great option, it's really close to my new job, and we've always gotten along really well. But I don't want to jeopardize his relationship because he really likes his new gf! 

I should mention I immediately told him to bring this scenario up to her to make sure she was okay with it. Apparently she had nothing to say either way but was supportive? Not sure if that's a yes, no, I'm not okay with it...? It's a tough situation because we've been friends for over 10 years and they just started dating, so she may feel like it's not in her place (which I totally think it is)?

Has anyone been in a situation like this?
<bot>: Want to share an apartment space with a long term guy friend for financial reasons, he has a newer girlfriend and obviously I don't want to make her feel uncomfortable. What can I do?