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Kitcat, good advice.
Mama, when you do move, do your best to meet as many new folks/friends as you can (neighbors, etc) that way you will make this new place FEEL like your home while you & almost hubby begin this new life together.
Enjoy & congrats & do consider Kitcats advice, maybe almost hubby should go home & find/secure work first while you & child stay w/your parents so things wont be as stressful when you move, just a thought to consider.
Thankyou both for the advice. It's true there's a lot going on, but in this economy, I can't see myself waiting. It could take years just to find jobs out there, and in the mean time, his mom has no problem letting me stay there while we look. If we did try that, there is no way his son would stay here with me. He's high functioning autistic, and when his father is not around, he regresses. I know, because he had a job for a while that would only give him 1 1/2 days at home each week. The rest of the time he was in motel rooms. After a few months, his son was forgetting how to do a lot of things, and closing off a lot more, and I was breaking under the pressure of taking care of him while dealing with my own emotions over missing my fiance. It was something we had to do at that point in time, and it is something I would avoid having to do again if at all possible.
I also can't see us waiting to get married until we have jobs and homes. At the rate we're going, that might never happen. Let's face it, we're poor. And in this economy, that isn't so uncommon. We also both grew up poor. I've pretty much come to expect that poverty is always going to be a part of my life. That might NEVER change, so if we wait until we're all set before we get married, then maybe we never will get married. And frankly, I want kids, and neither of us wants to have kids before we're married. The son he has is from his previous marriage. I feel like 27 is awfully late for me to just be getting started on my LIFE!!! I want my own family. And I love this man so dearly, he takes such wonderful care of me. His son is incredible, and loving, and sweet. I could not ask for more from either of them.
So, while these are certainly hard times, and we both have a lot going on, I don't think that's ever going to change. I'm not waiting forever to get what it took me so long to find.
I had my last child @34, hes now 20, so its never too late for having a family, so continue on making all as safe & secure as possible, let us know how its going & how your progressing.
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It is a good time to get married where you both have so many things going on right now. Usually people get married to enhance the life they already have. People usually have their home, jobs, and are ready for the next step. I am not being the bearer of bad news but it is something to think about. Take care. and congrats.