<human>: Right now, because my boyfriend and I don't see each other much, we don't get sick of each other...We haven't even spent the night with each other yet because I'm always working and I work 7 days a week.  Next weekend I'm taking the weekend off and that will be the first weekend we ever spend some real time together.

I'm dreading about what will happen if we move in together, will we get sick of each other and see another side of a person that we won't like?

I know people who have moved in too soon with their bf/gf and they ended up breaking up...but if we eventually get married we'll still have to see each other 24/7.

Should this wait until actual marriage or just still occasionally see each other every now and then for a couple of day straight?

Two people I know moved in with their long-term significant others and they both ended up breaking up.  I have yet to meet one person who actually moved in with someone while they are dating and they ended up married.  This makes me scared to move in with him right now.

I figure it would be a good thing if we moved in together [he keeps getting excited for that] because it will be easier to see each other after work and it won't be out of anyone's way.

Then I feel like he won't like that I'm a boring person.  All I do after work is literally sleep until the next day and get up and do the same thing over again.  I'm not sure if he'll like that about me because I'm too tired from working to do anything else.

I just want someone to join me in my life of boredom but I don't know how many people like a boring life of doing nothing but work and sitting at home after.

And I'm trying to save money, too, so we can't go to places too often.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Have people ever moved in with a long-term significant other before they were married?  If so was it good/bad?  Is it good/bad?  How is it going?