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I moved in with my boyfriend and his kids, and now I want out.

Just get out then. Open the door. Okay. So me, 23 female and my

boyfriend, 32 male, have been together for about six months. We met through a mutual friend and basically

hit it off the moment we met. Great conversation, great chemistry, and he checked all my boxes for a

partner. By the way, this comes from Oregon homebound. And if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash OK Storytime subreddit.

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So, O.P. says, a little backstory. I met him about a year after leaving my relationship of eight years.

He had also just ended his marriage with the mother of one of his kids.

I never saw a partner having kids as a bad thing. I've always loved kids and have always admired

people who step up to raise kids that aren't their own. My stepdad, my step grandpa, my aunt

and uncle are non-blood related to me, but all played huge parts of my life and have all raised kids that aren't theirs and are amazing, loving, step-parents. When we met, I was living with my grandparents at the time because I had just moved across the country after I ended things with my partner of eight years. I'm also a part-time student, and I work part-time. Between work, school, and studying, my plate is already full. When my boyfriend and I first got together, I'd cook and clean when I came over as a nice gesture because I can see his hands were full, working, full-time, and being a father to two kids. He has full custody of the oldest and 50-50 of the youngest. He would constantly bring up how nice it was whenever I came over. He would mention that since it's such a long drive from where I'm staying with my grandparents to his house, then I should just move in. I kind of laughed this off at first because we had been dating for such a short amount of time. At the time, it was only one to two months. He ended up convincing me to move in and at the time it sounded like a good idea to me. He told me we would have more time to spend together, more time to go on hikes together. I should also mention that I'm a very active person. I go to the gym three to four times a week, hiking, horseback riding, or any physical activity that I could possibly do in my free time. When we first started talking, my boyfriend made it sound like he was into all of those things, too, talking about how he was raised on a farm and how he just never had the time. And if I moved in, then me helping around the house and with the kids, it would free up more time for us to spend together. Fast forward, I moved in somewhat against my grandparents' wishes. They think the boyfriend is a good guy, but don't think

that he's the guy for me. It's now been six months. I've been living here for about four, and we

haven't gone on a single hike, played a single sport, or done any physical activity aside from

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