When you feel like you're ready. Jonnythan and I moved in really quickly, but it went like this:
I was supposed to move out to Boston, MA (Coastline) at the beginning of this summer. I was accepted into Cape Cod Community College, and was going to move in with my friend Alexis. The plans were in the works, and my roommate and I had already told our landlord we were moving out in June.
June came around and at the end of May, Alexis called me and said she wasn't comeing back to MA, she was on the road with some band.
So I couldn't move in with her...
Jonnythan and I had just hit it off, and the thought of being that far apart really sucked. So he offered to let me stay with him for the summer. I said OK!
It was going to be just the summer. And then I was actually planning on going to Cape Cod still on the fall. Well, about halfway through the summer, we realized that we just did not want to be apart.
So we decided to make it official and I got my New York license and all of that.
So I would say when you're ready, or when you realize that you can't spend a night away because you love each other that much.
It's not easy, though. Living with someone takes sacrifices, and it will only work out if both parties are willing to make those sacrfices. I lived with other people before Jonnythan, and it was a disaster.
I used to say that you shouldn't move in too fast, because it may ruin your relationship, my recent experiances have showed me that if it's meant to be....it doesn't matter how soon you move in. You'll make it work because you love each other that much. And the benefits you will reap will be worth any pain or conflict that may arise.