Hello everyone, this is Love Life with Matthew Hussie. You know, we've all been

hurt in relationships. If we're not careful, we can end up shutting ourselves off

completely to protect ourselves from more pain. But that cheats us out of

opportunities to find the love we really deserve. So what should we do instead? I

want to come back to this at the end of the show. But first, let's get into today's

episode. We have a caller in today. Her name is Amber. Amber, are you there? Yes, I'm

here. How are you? You know what, Amber, I woke up and I didn't have time to get

ready properly. So I just threw on clothes and it shows. Good thing you're on the

radio. Right. It except for the fact that Jamison is filming me. So technically, I'm

both on camera and radio. So I'm getting the worst of this. Oh, no good. No, at least

you can't see me yet. So that's something. So what was your question, Amber? I was

wondering, I've been my boyfriend. I've been together a little bit over the year. And

we're starting to think about, you know, moving in together. And I was just

wondering, you know, when's too soon? Like I've always kind of wanted to wait until, you

know, we were talking more about getting married and things like that. And I just, I just

wanted to get your advice on like, is it too soon? Like how do you know you're ready to

move in with someone? Yeah, I think I think that's a very good, an intelligent and important

question. There are lots of people I feel moving too quickly. They do it in the throws of

the passionate stage of the relationship. And look, who, who among us hasn't fallen in

love with someone and immediately thought, I just want to move in with them right this

second right now. And then they are really glad two months later that they didn't because

it would have been too quick and they would have possibly wrecked the whole thing. Now, the opposite

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