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my fiance wants to move back home?

Ok so my faince is from ga. and i am from mass. he moved here almost 7 years ago. we have been together for 6 and are getting married next october. now he is talking about wanting to move back home to georia. we have two kids now. im a little nervous about moving asi dont know anyone there but i love him and want to make him as happy as he has made us for the past 6 years. i mean i am open minded to this.. i just am not sure what my desicion could be the only thing holding me here is my god mother which is also the boys nana and she has helped take care of these boys for the first few years.. i dont want to sound like im a me me me me kind of person i do see how home sick he is.. but im just very torn.. anyone have any sugggestions or have u ever been faced wit this kind of desicion?

Update:

he didnt move here for me.. he moved here before he met me because he had problems with his family.. now he is trying to rekindle his family life there.. he has done soo much for us.. he has worked so hard everyday and icant say he is a selfish man he is anything but and i know what its like to be homesick my mom moved me to maine for 4 years i missed my friends and family everyday of my life. tthats just what im afraid of feeling again when or if we move the problem is.. he is feeling that way now.. its hard when two people come from two different places.. i just want him to be happy as well as myself. we would have a house there fully paid for its on his parents land and they own it.. so we wouldnt pay mortage or rent and would have alot more money in our pockets...

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  • ?
    Lv 5
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    It sounds like he's done a lot to accommodate you and your children by staying in MA. Now, it's his turn. Move back to GA with him. You will make new friends there.

  • 1 decade ago

    If he's moved for you and stayed 6yrs, then i think you should follow his lead and give his home town/city a chance. Who's to say it won't hold a lot more for you and your family. Making friends is only a matter of time especially if you have kids. I should think it would be exciting, another chance at a new experience, you just may end up liking it a lot more than anywhere else in the long run, but you'll never know unless you give it that chance, i don't think you should pass it up.

    You could always visit or it will make it a special occasion with nana coming there for a visit. Sometimes it's nice because it gives the other person who might not know anyone at a distance to get the chance to travel, it's always nice to get away for a change of scenery or a short vacation.

  • 1 decade ago

    You have two children with this man.

    Your choices must be made with the best interests of THE KIDS as your primary concern.

    Seven years of playing house, of course he doesn't feel obligated to stay where his kids have bonds to anyone. It's all about how homesick he is.

    Maybe if he was a HUSBAND and had been legally bound and married to you, he would feel more ties to the home he has created with you.

    P.S. You both sound like teenagers away at camp for the first time, with all the talk of being homesick.

    No matter what you do, make sure that you make everything all legal before you move in again.

    Money in your pocket is nice, but you'll still be living off of his folks, and not building any EQUITY or wealth of your OWN, ON your own like you would if you bought a home together, as man and wife with both of your names on the mortgage ... unless you're buying the land and the home you'll be living in.

    How do you know that, once you're back in GA, that the same problems that he ran away from won't be there waiting for him to come back? He left once ... who's to say that he won't cut and run again??

    T H I N K !!!

    Please ??

  • 5 years ago

    in the experience that your son needs some training in his existence and is soliciting for some help then you definately could attempt to parent some thing out as his mom. in the experience that your son has gotten himself into hardship interior the previous then sit down inclusive of your fiance and tell him which you will lay down some regulations to your son.. Ask him if there are issues he might p.c. to characteristic inclusive of your approval.. Like curfews, cleansing, and so on. Then communicate to your son with reference to the regulations, what function your fiance will play. If he nevertheless won't enable your son circulate in then you definately've a substantial determination to make.

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  • tro
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    after 7 yrs being away from Ga what is the compulsion to move back?

    seems to me you have made a home where you are, 6 yrs, had children and establish roots

    seems to me he is being selfish

  • Suba
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    No, dear, it's he who is the me, me, me kind of person. You are where you are and he has no right to ask you to move. It should be a joint decision and if you don't want to go, you shouldn't. Go home with him to visit his family often.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    he met a lady on the internet that he used to know and is going to get some strange vagina and dump a load in it. Hope this helps.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    Time to be an adult get married and be with your husband.

  • 1 decade ago

    Take her with u lol

  • 1 decade ago

    move to georgia it is great here

    Source(s): live in georiga
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