Hi Everyone!
I'm new to this board and I had no one to turn to. Right now, my fiance and I are in a long distant relationship. He is in VA and I moved to GA 2 years ago because I got a job offer after college. We got engaged and we've been planning the wedding despite pay cuts, our growing wedding size and paying for everything on our own. That's not the issue. We don't know what to do after we get married. Are we moving to VA? moving to GA? a new state all together? or continue the long distance thing. Personally, I want to go back to VA but since I'm in Architecture and the economy is horrible right now for us, I don't want to leave my job. My fiance can get a job anywhere because of his field.
Our parents had the idea of doing this government job where they can place you anywhere and he would just commute to see me every weekend. The pay would be great but you would be stuck for 3 years. I DON'T LIKE THAT IDEA AT ALL! Since the beginning of our relationship, I've been in school. So I really didn't have time to go on dates and everything like we wanted to. And when we did, we always did stuff for our family...like babysit a cousin, go grocery shopping, etc. When I finally graduated, I moved so we see each other every couple of months. (I'm so glad we have a webcam though).
Basically what I'm trying to say is that, for almost 7 yrs, we've had this long distance thing...10-30mins that turned into 10hrs! I don't want to start our marriage like that...it leaves room for us to get comfortable being apart for years. And I'm really sad that both of our parents agreed. We are going to try to apply for jobs in VA and GA to see who gets the best offer but I'm just mad our parents don't see it our way. I can understand if we were in the Military but this is not the case. Oh and everyone wants us to elope because they think we might be paying a lot for the wedding (even though we are not complaining). Everyone in both of our families always elope! Sorry for the rant!!!
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