By Mara Miller
According to People.com, in the latest celebrity news celebrity couple, Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger recently moved in together. Pratt helped his fiancée move out of her home in Santa Monica, California on Friday. He excitedly captioned a short video on Instagram, “I love moving,” showing off his new Chevy Silverado, a trash bag, and a cardboard box full of belongings. Moving in together can be lots of fun when you’re ready like these two are!
Though it hasn’t been long, celebrity couple Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are moving in together! How do you know when you are ready to take that step?
Cupid’s Advice:
Moving in together can be a mix of amazing, frustrating, exhausting, and exciting emotions, not to mention expensive, even if you’re just moving an hour and a half away from the city to the countryside. How do you know when you’re ready?
1. Review your expenses, and then decide how you’ll break things up: Are you going to split the bills even, or share them? Consider if you’re ready to share the cost for food and gas, and if you’re renting and the utilities aren’t included, the water and the electric. This can be easily done by creating a budget for your potential new household.
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2. You’re willing to make a couple sacrifices: 3 AM dance sessions and binge-watching your favorite television show might have to be put on hold while your partner sleeps. You’ll need to take time to do chores, and these will go quicker, like helping your partner wash the dishes or walk the dog together. You might also have to put down the social media to spend more time together. If you can see yourself making tiny sacrifices like this, then you both might be ready to live together.
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3. You trust they will be great with your pets or children: While this might not be a factor for everyone, it’s still an important factor to consider. If you are with someone who doesn’t like children or animals, and you adore both your toddler and your pet rabbit and they want nothing to do with either, then you might need to re-evaluate your relationship. Trust in this situation is key because you don’t want your human babies or fur babies to get hurt.
What are some ways you know when you’re ready to move in together?
