NinjaNeer answered Monday March 26 2012, 8:40 am: It's a fantastic sign. If you two were to live out your lives wrapped up in each other with little to no interaction with friends, you would go crazy. It might not seem like it now, but give it a year or so. Trust me, you won't want to be attached at the hip any more.
Even though my husband and I live together, we make sure that each has some time in the house on their own every week to enjoy being on their own or to hang out with friends. It keeps us sane.
Imperfectionist answered Monday March 26 2012, 7:31 am: No if ANYTHING it's a good thing. Just because you have a boyfriend/girlfriend doesn't mean you should stop hanging out with friends. At least that's my view. I like when my guy hangs out with his friends and i like to hang out with mine. It's also just plain old rude not to. Do you know how many girls justify "having a boyfriend" as a reason not to spend time with their friends, and then when they become single they aren't really as connected with their friends as before? ALOT. It's the same with guys. And girls/guys who don't like their partner hanging out with friends are most likely jealous and possessive. Is that you? [ Imperfectionist's advice column | Ask Imperfectionist A Question ]
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