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Originally Posted by melloman
@cdizzle: An honest opinion, let her move in. Make her sign a simple contract just simply stating she will not demand cash payment or any material payment if the relationship were to go bad.
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Is this really even necessary? What kind of women are you guys dating?
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Originally Posted by cdizzle_996
In the end it doesn't really have anything to do with helping with bills, or my "stuff". I've owned my place in Abbotsford for a few years, I've renovated, and fully furnished it myself, it needs absolutely nothing. With that being said if it were to ever go sour, I wouldn't want to "pay her out" or her have a chunk of some thing she didn't Pay for. I've paid nearly 40k off my mortgage and done 15k in renos.
This whole thread has gone above and beyond where te original question stemmed from.
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Despite having been together for 2 years and continuing, I don't think your relationship is mature enough yet.
It all comes down to this:
Trust is a huge part of a "serious" relationship. The fact that that
there is a need for you to feel protected from your partner means that you don't trust her fully yet; maybe to a degree, but not necessarily life and property yet. (And that's OK, varying relationships require varying times to grow)
That being said, she might be hurt with your lack of trust within the relationship.