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A little bit of background: 

I am 26 and my boyfriend is 30. We have been together for 7 years. We met while I was at school in NYC, I then transferred to school at home in Boston and we did long distance for about 8 months before he moved to Boston. He is from Florida.

He lived in Boston for about 2.5 years before going to law school in New Orleans. I did not live with him but spent about half the week at his apartment. He decided to go to law school as his father is a lawyer in Florida, and to be honest, he just couldn't find long-term, decent-paying work in Boston at the time (he moved during the 2009 economic crash).

I did not move to New Orleans while he was in law school because I was finishing up my undergraduate degree in Boston and then found a job fairly quickly in Boston and felt like I couldn't give it up. Needless to say, the 3 years that he was in law school was very, very difficult. Nonetheless, we made it through.

In the meantime, he is working with his father in Florida, and I am still in Boston. I got a promotion and a significant pay raise so it helped to pay off my student loan debt. 

For the past year or so, I have really wanted him to propose, to take our relationship to the next level. He wants me to move to FL and says that he will not propose until I move, because he "wants to be sure." I feel like after 7 years, you know if you are going to marry someone. I feel like I'm getting dragged along. We've been through a lot, but I don't think it's too much to ask for at this point. 

I've given him 6 months, and if he doesn't propose by then I will need to end the relationship.
<bot>: My boyfriend and I have been together for 7 years, 4 of which have been long distance. He won't propose.