03-08-2013, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by meridiantoo
Diva,
It is funny that you mention that relocating, but maintaining separate space at first is a good idea. We will be doing this due to several factors, but I think it is the healthiest choice for anyone to transition to a new location.
I think people, and especially lesbians (not sure why this is - you know, the old U-Haul joke), move in too fast. And that is fine for some, but it's definitely not me and I'm okay with taking things slow, not too slow, but slow enough that it's done right and well. Any relationship I moved fast in also fizzled fast. So, I've learned my lesson there.
I really appreciate your depth and insight on this thread. You have brought several things to my attention that I need to think about.
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Thanks, Meridian. I wish you and your partner all the best.
I think it is very normal for two women to want to move a little faster in relationships. Biologically speaking, the levels of oxytocin between two females is a pretty intense bonding agent, but I have learned the hard way - in the words of Skunk Anansie - "just because it feels good doesn't make it right". 
This thread gives me lots to think about, too. I am very thankful for the insight I continue to gain from everyone's experiences!
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