I always think of practical matters, like credit rating, outstanding bills that should be paid, agreements about whether and when you want children. An interesting book is by Susan Piver, called "The Hard Questions," which has a list of essential questions. You could also go to a class on communication to learn about styles of talking and listening (Talking and Listening Together by Sherod Miller). Make sure he is not at all verbally or physically abusive and that he treats you with kindness and respect, always.
There is no set amount of time one should live with their boyfriend before getting a proposal. This is a subject a person should discuss with their boyfriend.
He should know you're getting married BEFORE you're married. When you tell him you are GOING to get married, you should just go up to him all happy and say, "I'm getting married!"
Leave him. He does not plan on getting a divorce and being with you and you only.
After you are done with college and married...
The time that you should date before getting married if you're over 50 will be a personal preference. Some people have dated for just weeks before getting married.
If you are a girl then yes maybe. But if you are a guy you should not be married If she has another boyfriend
Time.don't be jealous move on!you should try to move on and find the one that's right for you.
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Get engaged first so that you can sort out the important parts of your relationship before getting married. Make sure everything is out in the open and you both are honest with each other about your feelings before you say I Do. After you're married have the kids. You still have time.
I would suggest that you go for a marriage counseling before you get married. It really helps when you apply what you learn... Well if you ever needed to have a counseling for your marriage at any point maybe your boyfriend or husband isn't the one for you! No offence because this is coming from a young age I told my mother the same thing!
No less than 6 months minimum.
Get married when you are both sure that the relationship will last.