<human>: My boyfriend and I first got together last September and made it official in November. We both work for the same consulting firm, but not on the same team. This means that we each travel to different parts of the country for work Monday - Thursday every week. It's an intense and stressful job, with us both regularly working 80-90 hours a week, which he really doesn't like.

While we're away for work, we talk every night on the phone, and in the last 6 months, I don't think we've spent a night apart from Thursday - Sunday. We currently each have our studio apartments and the leases are running out at the same time, so we're talking about moving in together.

It makes a lot of sense from the perspective that (at least for the next year or so) we would only be together 3 days a week, which we always spend together anyways. If we bought a place that either one of us could afford alone, the risks don't seem too high. We have a healthy relationship with a few small bumps, but we are honest, caring, respectful, and loving to one another. That said, 7 months isn't a very long time at all. Also, we are both new to the city we live in, and have the exact same friend group (of entirely work friends), so we don't have separate social lives.

Could this work?

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<bot>: My boyfriend and I spend all our time together when not traveling for work, so we're thinking about moving in together, despite having only been together for 7 months. Could this work, despite being early?